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Organizes tests into separate suites: unit, black-box (no access to main code), white-box (full access to main code) and tagged aggregator suites (JUnit 5 @Tag across all suites). Provides shared common test fixtures, suite-specific dependencies, per-suite console logging and reporting controls, configurable base URLs for black-box suites, and optional fail-safe HTTP reporting of test results for requirement tracing. |
1.0.1
(21 October 2026) |
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This plugin will generate boilerplate for using 'actions' easily. |
12.6.61
(20 October 2026) |
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Adds the Akki compiler plugin to Kotlin compilations |
0.3.0
(20 October 2026) |
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Conventions for 'com.adarshr.test-logger' to improve test logging on the console |
0.7.12
(25 September 2026) |
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This plugin can be used to debug problems (e.g. concerning performance or determinism) during test execution. |
5.0.0
(16 September 2026) |
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This plugin is useful for projects executing unit tests based on the Selenium (https://www.selenium.dev/) framework. See the Javadoc of the plugin class for more details. |
5.0.0
(16 September 2026) |
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This plugin applies the Gradle Java Library plug-in and applies some tweaks. |
5.0.0
(16 September 2026) |
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This 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. |
5.0.0
(16 September 2026) |
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This plugin enables a project to execute self-contained code validation logic, i.e. code validation logic that is implemented in the project itself or in one of its dependencies. |
5.0.0
(16 September 2026) |
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Adding caller-information to all SLF4J Log statements during compilation |
1.2.1
(28 August 2026) |