Search Gradle plugins
| Plugin | Latest Version |
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Copy all the dependency jars of a project into a destination directory |
0.7
(19 May 2023) |
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A modern Gradle plugin aiming to replace exe4J by generating native Windows EXE for JAR files using the Rust language, with features like embedding the JAR, logging, and Git repository management. |
0.0.1
(17 May 2023) |
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Corda JAR Filter Plugin |
7.0.3
(20 April 2023) |
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Start making native distributions for your JAR |
0.2
(20 April 2023) |
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This project integrates Smithy with Gradle. This plugin can build artifacts from Smithy models, generate JARs that contain Smithy models found in Java projects, and generate JARs that contain filtered *projections* of Smithy models. |
0.7.0
(17 April 2023) |
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The gradle-one-jar project is a Gradle plugin that uses One-JAR, a specialized Class-Loader written by Simon Tuffs (http://one-jar.sourceforge.net/), for building self-contained executable jars that include all dependencies. |
1.1.0
(12 April 2023) |
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A gradle plugin to optimize built jars through individual file optimizations and increased compression |
2.0.1
(02 April 2023) |
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A Gradle plugin for collapsing all dependencies and project code into a single Jar file. NOTE: This plugin changed the core maintainer and has new coordinates: https://plugins.gradle.org/plugin/com.gradleup.shadow |
8.1.1
(20 March 2023) |
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Package tests and run tests in jars. |
2023.4
(18 February 2023) |
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Single jar packaging based on a JarClassLoader. Unlike maven shade and gradle shadow, this form of packaging does not intermix classes into a single directory, and thereby maintains a degree of separation between libraries with distinct licensing concerns. Does not require write access to the filesystem like capsule |
1.1.0
(20 January 2023) |