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Plugin for using GCP Cloud Storage as the backend for Gradle's build cache |
0.9.1
(13 March 2022) |
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Build cache for a group of tasks |
0.0.1-HELPWANTED
(28 April 2020) |
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An AWS S3 build cache implementation (Space fork) |
0.9.0
(23 March 2020) |
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Athena is a Gradle plugin for managing Carthage using Gradle. This plugin would reduce the learning curve of using Carthage and its caching. This plugin allow you to use Rome as the caching manager, or use Athena instead. With Athena, the cache will be uploaded into Artifactory and Bintray |
1.0.5
(03 July 2018) |
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Google Cloud Storage Gradle build cache implementation |
0.1.0
(25 June 2018) |
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An Minio build cache implementation |
1.2
(13 February 2018) |
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Plugin that provides simple build cache. |
0.32.1
(16 October 2017) |
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Asyncwright brings contract-first AsyncAPI validation and model-based generation to Gradle builds and CI. It validates a defined subset of AsyncAPI 3.0.0 YAML and JSON documents, resolves local JSON Pointer references, and produces JSON and text diagnostic reports. A Groovy/Kotlin DSL configures specifications and project rules; validation integrates with the check task so contract errors fail the build. The Java extension API lets teams supply custom validation rules and generators that work with a typed model. Generation runs through explicitly invoked tasks using user-supplied generators. Validation and generation tasks support the Gradle build cache and configuration cache, and run in classloader-isolated Gradle workers without requiring Node.js. Custom extensions must declare their inputs and produce deterministic outputs for correct caching. The supported subset excludes external references, traits, YAML aliases and non-default schema formats. See the project documentation for setup, examples and the full validation scope. |
0.1.1
(25 October 2026) |
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Integrates Gradle projects with Tuist services including remote build caching and analytics |
0.17.0
(07 October 2026) |
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Implementation of Gradle Build Cache that allows to use Google Cloud Platform storage buckets as a back end. |
1.0.2
(19 August 2026) |