Search Gradle plugins
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A highly opinionated conventions plugin for developing Minecraft mods that are compatible with multiple mod loaders. |
26.1.2.6
(19 April 2026) |
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Extension to make compatible Paparazzi html output reports with Develocity Test Distribution |
0.3.1
(14 April 2026) |
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Generates a tRPC-compatible TypeScript API definition from your application |
4.4.0
(14 April 2026) |
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Generates GitHub-compatible README.adoc files from README_plantuml.adoc source files. Replaces PlantUML blocks with PNG images committed back to the repository via GitHub Actions and JGit. |
0.0.1
(26 March 2026) |
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Creates a task that determines available dependency and plugin upgrades for a project and produces a YAML report. Additionally provides two tasks for updating the versions in a versions.props file (nebula.dependency-recommender or com.palantir.consistent-versions compatible) and updating plugin versions in Gradle plugin blocks. |
0.143.0
(24 March 2026) |
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Settings plugin for isolated projects compatibility. |
2.10.1
(18 March 2026) |
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Conventions to allow non-module Jars on the classpath if a framework is used that is not yet JPMS compatible (e.g. has split packages) |
0.7.6
(17 March 2026) |
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Gradle plugin that lets modern Android apps compile and run on Android 2.3 (API 9). Handles multidex, core library desugaring, API shimming, resource downgrading, and platform stub injection. |
0.2.2
(15 March 2026) |
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Use an S3-compatible object store as a Gradle build cache backend |
3.1.0
(08 March 2026) |
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Detects Kotlin metadata version drift in dependencies — the kind of mismatch that compiles fine but can cause runtime incompatibilities. Scans fat JARs, nested archives, and AARs recursively. |
0.2.0
(07 March 2026) |