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Deploys Liferay OSGi modules in topological dependency order. Automatically partitions modules into deployment waves, copies JARs to the Liferay deploy folder, and verifies each bundle reaches Active state via the Gogo shell before proceeding to the next wave. Supports OSGi fragment bundles (Fragment-Host) natively.

https://github.com/ankitt-29/liferay-ordered-deploy

Sources: https://github.com/ankitt-29/liferay-ordered-deploy

Version 1.0.2 (latest)

Created 06 July 2026.

Deploys Liferay OSGi modules in topological dependency order. Automatically partitions modules into deployment waves, copies JARs to the Liferay deploy folder, and verifies each bundle reaches Active state via the Gogo shell before proceeding to the next wave. Supports OSGi fragment bundles (Fragment-Host) natively.

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Add this plugin to your build using the plugins DSL:

plugins {
  id("io.github.ankitt-29.deploy-ordered") version "1.0.2"
}

See also:

  • Adding the plugin to build logic for usage in precompiled script plugins.

    See the relevant documentation for more information.

    Add this plugin as a dependency to <convention-plugins-build>/build.gradle(.kts):

    dependencies {
      implementation("io.github.ankitt-29.deploy-ordered:io.github.ankitt-29.deploy-ordered.gradle.plugin:1.0.2")
    }
    It can then be applied in the precompiled script plugin:
    plugins {
      id("io.github.ankitt-29.deploy-ordered")
    }
  • The legacy method of plugin application. See the relevant documentation for more information.
    buildscript {
      repositories {
        gradlePluginPortal()
      }
      dependencies {
        classpath("io.github.ankitt-29.deploy-ordered:io.github.ankitt-29.deploy-ordered.gradle.plugin:1.0.2")
      }
    }
    
    apply(plugin = "io.github.ankitt-29.deploy-ordered")
  • Applying plugins to all subprojects .