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A lightweight Gradle plugin for validating XML, YAML/YML, JSON Liquibase changeLog files against a customizable set of structural and content rules. Enables teams to enforce Liquibase changeLog standards across codebases with zero runtime dependencies and minimal configuration overhead. |
4.1.1
(23 June 2026) |
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Gradle plugin for Python applications. |
0.0.23
(24 March 2026) |
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OasLint is a Gradle plugin that enforces consistent naming conventions and structure in OpenAPI specifications. It validates schemas, parameters, paths, tags, and operation IDs against defined format rules, helping teams maintain clean, readable, and standardized API definitions. Ensure your OpenAPI specs stay consistent and error-free across projects. |
0.2.0
(24 November 2025) |
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Please apply this plugin after setting the project version. |
0.11.0
(27 October 2025) |
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The goal of this plugin is to provide teams with a way of enforcing a certain logging message style in their projects. |
2.0.0
(15 April 2025) |
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Helps create/update vendor json files for distrubution to FRC teams. |
1.1
(31 January 2024) |
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gradle-semantic-gitlog |
0.6.12
(26 January 2024) |
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Use the format established by Google's Angular team to automatically generate a changelog file from git commit messages. |
0.3.4
(18 September 2023) |
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A plugin for the xiaoman infra team |
1.6.3
(24 May 2023) |
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Use the format established by Google's Angular team to automatically generate a changelog file from git commit messages. |
0.3.4
(30 March 2023) |