Search Gradle plugins
| Plugin | Latest Version |
|---|---|
de.lancom.genesis.dependency-cacheCaches all dependencies so they can be used by a read only cache. |
2.0.13
(08 April 2023) |
com.softicar.gradle.dependency.validationThis plugin is useful to validate manual dependency conflict resolutions, e.g. by failing the build in case of accidential downgrades of dependencies. See the Javadoc of the plugin class for more details. |
4.0.5
(06 February 2023) |
io.github.andrew-k-21-12.dependencies-fetcherA simple dependencies fetcher helpful to grab non-JVM dependencies (e.g. OpenCV) |
2.1.0
(04 December 2022) |
com.wagner.cache-dependenciesAdds tasks to enable caching your dependencies in various ways |
0.2.0
(22 October 2022) |
com.gemnasium.gradle-pluginA Gradle plugin to produce a dependency report in JSON format that Gemnasium can use for a dependency vulnerability scan |
1.0.3
(24 August 2022) |
de.jjohannes.java-module-dependenciesA plugin that makes Gradle respect the dependencies defined in 'module-info.java' files. |
0.12
(18 August 2022) |
ru.yoomoney.gradle.plugins.check-dependencies-pluginDependencies check gradle plugin |
9.0.1
(07 April 2022) |
nebula.ivy-remove-platform-dependenciesBuilt on top of nebula.ivy-dependencies, removes dependencies with platform or enforced-platform category status |
18.4.0
(28 February 2022) |
com.magnetichq.client-dependenciesInstall client side dependencies from NPM or Bower by declaring dependencies in build.gradle, updated for Gradle 7.x. |
2.0.0
(30 November 2021) |
com.rickbusarow.gradle-dependency-syncAutomatically sync dependency declarations between a build.gradle.kts file and a .toml file |
0.11.4
(30 October 2021) |