Search Gradle plugins
| Plugin | Latest Version |
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A base Gradle plugin that runs static bytecode analysis by SpotBugs |
0.5.1
(19 February 2020) |
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A convention plugin for applying base IntelliJ project configuration. |
2.2
(22 December 2019) |
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A wrapper for 'base-style-config' configurations |
3.0.1
(15 August 2019) |
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A base plugin to improve dependency insight and handle all dependency applies |
0.4.0
(21 May 2018) |
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A convention plugin for applying base IntelliJ project configuration. |
1.4
(29 October 2017) |
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Builds recipe libraries with the minimum of opinions or conventions about any other aspect of the build. Does not configure artifact repositories or publishing. Use org.openrewrite.build.recipe-library if you want to build a recipe library as OSS. |
2.20.3
(29 July 2026) |
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Applies java-library and jacoco, configures the Java 25 toolchain, JaCoCo XML coverage reports with build/generated-source class exclusions, jar manifest Implementation-Title/Version, and javadoc Xdoclint:all,-html with -quiet. Reads optional GROUP and VERSION_NAME project properties when set. |
2026.06.13
(13 July 2026) |
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The IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin is a plugin for the Gradle build system to help configure your environment for building, testing, verifying, and publishing plugins for IntelliJ-based IDEs.For more information, see [IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin documentation](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intellij/tools-intellij-platform-gradle-plugin.html). |
2.18.1
(10 July 2026) |
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Base plugin for Enonic XP development. |
4.1.0
(29 June 2026) |
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The plugin provides tasks and configurations so you can wire your own Sigstore signing. If you want sign everything with standard configuration, then consider dev.sigstore.sign plugin instead |
2.2.0
(10 June 2026) |