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A plugin that helps you reverse you databases

1.3.2
(17 December 2025)

Elegantly Consolidate Existing Test Results Across Multi-Module, Multi-Project Gradle Architectures

1.1.0
(23 November 2025)

Check for existance of OWNERSHIP.toml in subprojects and verify that it contains ownership information. Will soon also check for description and have additional tasks to generate code owner files that are understood by source control systems. Attaches to the check

0.0.12
(20 November 2025)

Gradle plugin to use JetBrains TeamCity server as an external dependency repository for Gradle builds. This comes in handy when existing artifact layout ignores any established conventions, so out-of-box repository types just can't handle it. The plugin makes use of default artifact cache, downloading each dependency only once.

1.7.1
(14 October 2025)

Build OSGi bundles and p2 repositories / Eclipse Update Sites from existing libraries and their dependencies, e.g. from Maven repositories. Useful for instance for creating a target platform for Eclipse/Equinox or Maven Tycho build from third party dependencies.

3.2.1
(19 September 2025)

Adds built Smithy files to an existing jar task such as that createdby the Java or Kotlin plugins. The smithy-jar plugin also adds build metadataand tags to the JAR's MANIFEST. The smithy-jar plugin applies the smithy-baseplugin when it is applied.

1.3.0
(11 June 2025)

A Gradle plugin that generates Jetbrains Exposed ORM mapping for an existing PostgreSQL database at compile time

1.0.1
(19 May 2025)

Compile and minify .sass files into a single css file. Can also merge existing css files with sass

0.3.0
(22 January 2025)

The Dependency Graph Analyser (DGA) Connector Plugin is designed for use with Gradle multi-project builds. It collects module dependency data from all Gradle projects within the build and exports this information in a format compatible with the DGA CLI tool for further analysis and visualisation. The plugin is typically applied using a Gradle init script, making it easy to integrate into existing builds without modifying individual project configurations.

0.1.5
(13 September 2024)

You can find where a certain dependency exists in your Gradle project. This is useful when looking for vulnerabilities pointed out by tools like Dependabot.

0.0.1
(21 May 2024)