Regarding the change for "build-gradle/transport/build.gradle" file, if you are trying to identify the build environment between Linux, Unix, Windows and OS X Operating Systems where the built process is taking place so using org.gradle.internal.os.OperatingSystem makes sense but if you would like to identify some other OS's then you can use the Gradle nativeplatform.platform.OperatingSystem interface which includes FreeBSD and Solaris Operating Systems.
Regarding the change introduced for "build-windows/generate_code.cmd" file when setting yml2_directory variable, you are adding an extra backslash that it is not causing any error and it is successfully working but it is unnecessary since current_directory variable is already adding a trailing backslash so it can be removed. So you can replace:
SET yml2_directory=%current_directory%\..\..\..\pEpForWindowsAdapterSolution\yml2
by
SET yml2_directory=%current_directory%..\..\..\pEpForWindowsAdapterSolution\yml2
Regarding the change for "build-gradle/transport/build.gradle" file, if you are trying to identify the build environment between Linux, Unix, Windows and OS X Operating Systems where the built process is taking place so using org.gradle.internal.os.OperatingSystem makes sense but if you would like to identify some other OS's then you can use the Gradle nativeplatform.platform.OperatingSystem interface which includes FreeBSD and Solaris Operating Systems.
Regarding the change introduced for "build-windows/generate_code.cmd" file when setting yml2_directory variable, you are adding an extra backslash that it is not causing any error and it is successfully working but it is unnecessary since current_directory variable is already adding a trailing backslash so it can be removed. So you can replace:
SET yml2_directory=%current_directory%\..\..\..\pEpForWindowsAdapterSolution\yml2
by
SET yml2_directory=%current_directory%..\..\..\pEpForWindowsAdapterSolution\yml2
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