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This plugin contains all the work from `info.offthecob.Base` but includes `java-library` for building jvm libraries. |
1.0.17
(11 July 2024) |
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This plugin contains a bunch of best practices around how to build projects for the JVM. This includes dependency locking by default, kotlin support, groovy support (for testing), wiring up the junit platform, null away, and linting. |
1.0.17
(11 July 2024) |
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This plugin provides tasks for uploading a build to AppCenter |
3.2.0
(25 June 2024) |
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This plugin generates json OpenAPI description during build time |
1.9.0
(22 June 2024) |
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Plugin for building plugins for IntelliJ IDEs |
1.17.4
(14 June 2024) |
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It is an AAR file to JAR file extraction tool. |
0.8.0-beta
(21 May 2024) |
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Run XSLT 1.0 from your Gradle build file |
0.1
(20 May 2024) |
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A plugin for using v3 rotation signature to replace the secret key |
1.0.0
(12 May 2024) |
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Adds task for generating an antora.yml with information from the Gradle build |
3.2.2.2
(11 May 2024) |
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Boxfuse is the easiest way to deploy your JVM-based applications to AWS. Boxfuse builds minimal fully-provisioned images in seconds. These images are immutable and tailor-made to do only one thing: run your app as efficiently as possible on the cloud. There is no ssh, no general purpose operating system and no tedious provisioning. Boxfuse images are lean, secure and efficient. You can run them on VirtualBox for development and deploy them unchanged and with zero downtime on AWS for test and production. While Boxfuse works with any .jar or .war file, it is especially optimized for Spring Boot, Dropwizard, Tomcat and TomEE. All you need is a GitHub user to get started. The Boxfuse free plan aligns perfectly with the AWS free tier, so you can deploy your application to EC2 completely free. Find out more and get started at https://boxfuse.com |
1.36.2.2021
(07 May 2024) |