Search Gradle plugins
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cifuzz is a CLI tool that helps you to integrate and run fuzzing based tests into your project. |
1.25.0
(16 October 2025) |
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A plugin for Gradle that adds tasks to download, extract and interact with GraalVM tooling. |
0.6.0-130-g7d408f7
(30 April 2020) |
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The Source Formatter Gradle plugin lets you format project files using the Liferay Source Formatter tool. |
5.3.67
(02 September 2026) |
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You can find where a certain dependency exists in your Gradle project. This is useful when looking for vulnerabilities pointed out by tools like Dependabot. |
0.0.1
(21 May 2024) |
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Pluggable and configurable linter tool for identifying and reporting on patterns of misuse or deprecations in Gradle scripts |
21.2.3
(04 September 2026) |
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Pluggable and configurable linter tool for identifying and reporting on patterns of misuse or deprecations in Gradle scripts |
21.2.3
(04 September 2026) |
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Configures the Kotlin/Wasm tool distribution repositories required by Wasm Deploy Optimizer. |
0.3.10
(03 August 2026) |
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Adds CXF wsdl2java tool to your project. Please see the Github project page for details. |
2.0.2
(22 June 2023) |
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A lightweight tool which displays task graph and time taken by tasks in a gradle project |
0.0.4
(15 July 2021) |
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The Dependency Graph Analyser (DGA) Connector Plugin is designed for use with Gradle multi-project builds. It collects module dependency data from all Gradle projects within the build and exports this information in a format compatible with the DGA CLI tool for further analysis and visualisation. The plugin is typically applied using a Gradle init script, making it easy to integrate into existing builds without modifying individual project configurations. |
0.1.5
(13 September 2024) |