Search Gradle plugins
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Java Censor is a Gradle plugin that enables developers to publish sources of closed source projects to a Maven repository. It does this by removing implemented code only leaving the signatures of public interfaces, classes, methods and fields behind. |
1.1.0
(20 February 2018) |
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Releasing to Maven Central from Gradle without dealing with Nexus UI |
0.30.0
(26 February 2021) |
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Publishes nebula projects to Netflix OSS repositories and Maven Central |
4.1.1
(31 October 2025) |
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adds 'gradle drivers' task which downloads required jars from the Maven Central repository to locate them into the Drivers folder of a Katalon Studio project |
0.6.2
(02 June 2025) |
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Gradle Plugin for publishing to Nexus that automates creating, closing, and releasing staging repositories |
2.0.0
(05 April 2024) |
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The Dependency Checker Gradle plugin lets you warn users if a specific configuration dependency is not the latest one available from the Maven central repository. The plugin eventually fails the build if the dependency age (the difference between the timestamp of the current version and the latest version) is above a predetermined threshold. |
1.0.6
(04 August 2023) |
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Publish git repositories to maven local |
1.0.3
(17 September 2022) |
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Publishes nebula projects to Netflix OSS repositories and Maven Central |
2.0.0
(13 September 2021) |
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Gradle Plugin for publishing to Nexus repositories |
0.4.0
(27 September 2019) |
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This plugin is unmaintained and may not work. use a private mirror if defined, or maven central |
0.2.1
(22 February 2019) |