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Install OpModes without having to restart your FTC (First Tech Challenge) Robot Controller |
1.8
(27 August 2020) |
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A Gradle plugin to push files to the FIRST folder of all connected Android devices (FTC Teams only) |
0.9.1
(02 February 2018) |
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Asyncwright brings contract-first AsyncAPI validation and model-based generation to Gradle builds and CI. It validates a defined subset of AsyncAPI 3.0.0 YAML and JSON documents, resolves local JSON Pointer references, and produces JSON and text diagnostic reports. A Groovy/Kotlin DSL configures specifications and project rules; validation integrates with the check task so contract errors fail the build. The Java extension API lets teams supply custom validation rules and generators that work with a typed model. Generation runs through explicitly invoked tasks using user-supplied generators. Validation and generation tasks support the Gradle build cache and configuration cache, and run in classloader-isolated Gradle workers without requiring Node.js. Custom extensions must declare their inputs and produce deterministic outputs for correct caching. The supported subset excludes external references, traits, YAML aliases and non-default schema formats. See the project documentation for setup, examples and the full validation scope. |
0.1.1
(25 October 2026) |
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Generates a clean-architecture Android project skeleton and TOML-driven feature code: domain, data, presentation, DI, and screenshot modules, plus contract-first test scaffolding. |
0.1.4
(11 August 2026) |
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Plugin to handle elo business solution packages of the first generation" |
1.0.8-beta1
(01 July 2026) |
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Adds Spex core and the spex JUnit Platform engine to the consuming project's test suite, configured against JUnit Jupiter. Requires that the consumer has applied a JVM plugin (java-library, java, or application) first. |
2026.05.10
(25 May 2026) |
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graphql-gradle-plugin3 is a Gradle Plugin for GraphQL, based on graphql-java. It accelerates the development for both the client and the server, by generating the Java code. It allows a quicker development when in contract-first approach, by avoiding to code the boilerplate code. The graphql-gradle-plugin3 is compiled against SpringBoot3 and Spring Framework 6. |
4.0.2
(26 February 2026) |
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Managing FRC projects, the Gradle way (2019+) |
2026.2.1
(16 January 2026) |
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FRC Toolchain Standalone Gradle Plugin |
2026.0.1
(14 November 2025) |
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This plugin provides native build utilities for FRC projects. |
2026.0.1
(14 November 2025) |