Search Gradle plugins
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Tool to verify the compatibility of the class paths of Gradle projects |
1.5.15
(06 June 2025) |
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Plugin that inserts null checks into compiled class files Min Gradle version: 4.5. |
1.5.0
(18 August 2021) |
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A gradle plugin that helps you transcode svg files to android source file(Java), with which you can compile and use the generated classes to render svg image in canvas |
0.1.1
(03 January 2023) |
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The com.palantir.jacoco-coverage plugin allows Gradle build scripts to configure minimum Java Code Coverage thresholds for projects, packages, classes, and files. The com.palantir.jacoco-full-report plugin adds a task that produces a Jacoco report for the combined code coverage of the tests of all subprojects of the current project. |
0.4.0
(07 June 2016) |
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The com.palantir.jacoco-coverage plugin allows Gradle build scripts to configure minimum Java Code Coverage thresholds for projects, packages, classes, and files. The com.palantir.jacoco-full-report plugin adds a task that produces a Jacoco report for the combined code coverage of the tests of all subprojects of the current project. |
0.4.0
(07 June 2016) |
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Compile-time class reference checking designed for modders |
0.1.0
(29 September 2023) |
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Verifies classpath entries and main class in MSIX-Power-Wrapper .wrunconfig files. |
0.3.0
(26 September 2026) |
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Applies java-library and jacoco, configures the Java 25 toolchain, JaCoCo XML coverage reports with build/generated-source class exclusions, jar manifest Implementation-Title/Version, and javadoc Xdoclint:all,-html with -quiet. Reads optional GROUP and VERSION_NAME project properties when set. |
2026.06.13
(13 July 2026) |
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Create a patch jar by combining classes and resources from a dependency with classes and resources defined in a project |
1.0
(14 September 2017) |
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This plugin checks the Java version your Gradle build is running with. If the version is lower than the required minimum version or it exceeds the maximum version accepted, then the build is aborted with an friendly, easy to spot error message pointing towards the problem. This should help to avoid having to dig through the build output to find only to find an unsupported class file version error messages buried somehere in the output due to a bad Java runtime version. |
1
(03 July 2022) |