Search Gradle plugins
| Plugin | Latest Version |
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io.github.fluxo-kt.binary-compatibility-validator-js
CC-compatible
Allows dumping TypeScript definitions of a JS part of a Kotlin multiplatform library that's public in the sense of npm package visibility, and ensures that the public definitions haven’t been changed in a way that makes this change binary incompatible. |
1.3.0
(07 October 2026) |
io.github.bomiyr.runtime-config
CC-compatible
RuntimeConfig is a replacement for Android BuildConfig, but without abi-change after changing field values |
2.1
(01 August 2026) |
io.github.vedanthvdev.affectedtests
CC-compatible
Detects changes in the current branch and runs only the tests relevant to those changes. Zero config, CI-friendly, multi-module support. |
2.2.29
(29 May 2026) |
io.github.zeuspizza.yoriwake
CC-compatible
Runs the tests a change can reach and sets the rest aside: safety-first test selection and test impact analysis for Gradle, from per-test coverage. Local-first, no service. |
0.4.0
(29 October 2026) |
net.matsudamper.transitiveversionlint
CC-compatible
Verifies that specified library versions are not unintentionally changed by transitive dependencies. |
1.0.1
(26 October 2026) |
dev.vspex.confluence-publish
CC-compatible
Gradle plugin that publishes Markdown documentation from the project into the Confluence wiki. It renders Mermaid diagrams to images and supports page hierarchy, attachments, labels, and incremental publishing of only changed pages. |
0.4.0
(21 October 2026) |
com.chrisjenx.serialkompat
CC-compatible
Backward/forward compatibility gate for kotlinx-serialization @Serializable models. |
0.3.1
(20 October 2026) |
com.larseckart.crappy-java
CC-compatible
CRAP (Change Risk Anti-Patterns) report and quality gate computed from JaCoCo XML reports |
0.1.1
(23 September 2026) |
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A Gradle plugin to run a user defined task on changed projects (modules) and their dependent projects (modules) |
1.8
(29 October 2024) |
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The Change Log Builder Gradle plugin lets you generate and maintain a change log file based on the Git commits in your project. |
1.1.9
(21 May 2026) |