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It is the equivalent of the java-library plugin enhanced for Besu plugin development |
0.3.0
(29 September 2026) |
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It is the equivalent of the distribution plugin, extends the net.consensys.besu-plugin-library plugin with specific packaging rules for Besu plugin distribution |
0.3.0
(29 September 2026) |
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This plugin adds the repositories needed for developing Minecraft mods. It is applied automatically by the moddev plugin, but can be applied manually in settings.gradle to make use of Gradle dependency management. |
2.0.148
(29 September 2026) |
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This plugin helps you create Minecraft mods using the NeoForge platform |
2.0.148
(29 September 2026) |
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This plugin adds the repositories needed for developing Minecraft mods using the Forge platform, up to 1.20.1. It is applied automatically by the legacyforge plugin, but can be applied manually in settings.gradle to make use of Gradle dependency management. |
2.0.148
(29 September 2026) |
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This plugin helps you create Minecraft mods using the Forge platform, up to 1.20.1 |
2.0.148
(29 September 2026) |
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Utility for depending and bundling arcade modules |
1.0.6
(25 September 2026) |
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Checks a project's Java sources against its rwconfig file, so that a misread property fails the build rather than the application. |
0.3.0
(25 September 2026) |
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A plugin that checks if two jars are compatible |
0.1.23
(23 September 2026) |
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A plugin for generating Java code to the Windows APIs. Using metadata provided by Microsoft, the plugin generates function calls, struct/union layouts and accessors, callback function, enumerations, constants and code for COM interfaces. The generated code relies on the Java Foreign Function & Memory (FFM) API. |
0.8.7
(22 September 2026) |