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hu.simonadamprog.dependency-analyzer

Analyzing dependencies in a multi-project codebase. Finding root library (direct library dependency / first-level library dependency) for a transitive dependency and their depending projects that directly use them. Displaying unique dependency list. Finding all circular dependency chains.

1.2.0
(03 March 2024)

ch.essmann.gradle.check-java-version

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)

com.criteo.gradle.findjars

Tool for finding jars in a given configuration.

0.1
(25 January 2019)

io.snyk.gradle.plugin.snykplugin

Find and fix vulnerabilities in you third-party dependencies with this Snyk for Gradle plugin

0.6.1
(18 April 2024)

com.kazurayam.compare-directories

Compares 2 directories to find files as intersection and remainder

0.2.5
(17 April 2024)

com.zegreatrob.tools.digger

This plugin finds and extracts information from git commits, including co-author data.

1.0.90
(15 April 2024)

com.atkinsondev.opentelemetry-build

Instrument your Gradle build with OpenTelemetry observability to find and element build bottlenecks

1.10.0
(06 April 2024)

se.bjurr.violations.violations-gradle-plugin

Gradle that will find report files from static code analysis, present and optionally fail the build.

2.1.0
(24 March 2024)

de.thetaphi.forbiddenapis

Allows to parse Java byte code to find invocations of method/class/field signatures and fail build.

3.7
(23 March 2024)

com.boxfuse.client

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

1.36.1.2018
(01 February 2024)