Search Gradle plugins
| Plugin | Latest Version |
|---|---|
io.mateo.cxf-codegenView the project's changelog for any notable changes. |
1.2.1
(23 April 2023) |
com.github.johnrengelman.shadowA Gradle plugin for collapsing all dependencies and project code into a single Jar file. NOTE: This plugin changed the core maintainer and has new coordinates: https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/com.gradleup.shadow |
8.1.1
(20 March 2023) |
io.github.cryosleeper.gradle.json-modificationThis plugin allows to change JSON files using JsonPath:<new value> dictionaries |
2.0.0
(31 January 2023) |
com.dpforge.manifestguardPlugin for Android applications for detecting unexpected changes in AndroidManifest.xml |
1.0.0
(13 December 2022) |
com.dipien.releaseshub.gradle.pluginGradle Plugin to automatically upgrade your java gradle project dependencies and send a GitHub pull request with the changes |
4.0.0
(01 November 2022) |
com.doist.gradle.ktlintThis plugin is mainly designed to validate the code styles on changed kt files. |
1.0.0
(11 January 2022) |
dev.mrfishcakes.crunchyupdaterGet commit changes between two hashes on GitHub |
1.2.0
(01 December 2021) |
info.dreamcoder.devtoolsDevelopment tools for Gradle projects currently include monitoring and automatic execution of test files. When the code file or test file changes, the plug-in automatically detects the corresponding test file and executes it. If you type Enter, all tests will be executed. |
1.3.8
(31 October 2021) |
com.releaseshub.gradle.pluginGradle Plugin to automatically upgrade your java gradle project dependencies and send a GitHub pull request with the changes |
1.7.0
(01 March 2021) |
com.quadible.sherlockpluginA plugin that helps us to record screenshots for Android apps (View-Based or Jetpack Compose UIs) and and compare them with previous version to check if unwanted changes were introduced. |
1.0
(07 November 2020) |