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• #boxfuse
• #deployment
• #continuousdelivery
• #continuousdeployment
• #immutableinfrastructure
• #spring-boot
• #dropwizard
• #tomcat
• #tomee
• #aws
• #virtualbox
• #zerodowntime

Adds Jar tasks for generating source and JavaDoc jars for open-source projects

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• #testing

Configures conventions for Gradle projects building libraries with multiple modules

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Applies values from a configurable DSL of published project meta data to generated Maven POM files

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• #testing

Provides a configurable DSL for defining published project meta data

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• #testing

Adds a task which generates a single Jacoco XML report with coverage data from all sub-modules

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• #testing

Provides setup for bintray credentials to be read from environment variable for use within a Gradle build

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• #testing

Apply a convention for more verbose test logging in Gradle test executions

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Allows applying consistent dependency constraints from a single configuration file

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Adds tasks for manipulations with a GitLab instance running in a local Docker container. The operations are: container creation, user creation, deleting the container, deleting the container data etc.

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• #gitlab
• #docker
• #container