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Naming Convention Checker

0.1.4
(12 July 2019)

A lightweight Gradle plugin for validating XML, YAML/YML, JSON Liquibase changeLog files against a customizable set of structural and content rules. Enables teams to enforce Liquibase changeLog standards across codebases with zero runtime dependencies and minimal configuration overhead.

4.1.1
(23 June 2026)

Gives your build better default build file names.

0.0.1
(26 September 2019)

A Gradle plugin for checking naming convention compliance

1.1
(28 May 2017)

Plugin that provides a way to automatically change and enforce test naming

1.0.9
(17 July 2025)

Registers mixin configs, provides the refmap convention, and publishes config file names to the shared manifest registry.

0.4.0
(20 July 2026)

OasLint is a Gradle plugin that enforces consistent naming conventions and structure in OpenAPI specifications. It validates schemas, parameters, paths, tags, and operation IDs against defined format rules, helping teams maintain clean, readable, and standardized API definitions. Ensure your OpenAPI specs stay consistent and error-free across projects.

0.2.0
(24 November 2025)

A plugin that helps to maintain a semantic versioning of the build artifacts based on the project's git repository. It uses the current branch and the latest tag to enforce naming conventions

2.0.2
(16 February 2024)

Adds a Maven-style META-INF/maven/<groupId>/<artifactId>/pom.properties to the main jar, wired by convention from the project's group, name and version so Maven-aware tooling (SBOM generators, classpath inspectors, security scanners) can identify the artifact a jar belongs to. The generated file is deterministic with no timestamp, keeping archives reproducible.

0.1.0
(03 July 2026)

Docker image build, tag, and push support. Registers docker (build), dockerTag, dockerPush, dockerLogin, dockerLogout, dockerClean, and dockerCleanupImage tasks. Configure images via the docker DSL: image name, Dockerfile path, build args, labels, platforms, and additional build context files. Supports docker buildx (default) with multi-platform builds and automatic AWS ECR login. Automatically stamps images with build provenance labels (branch, commit hash, build number, repository URL). When com.stano.spring-boot is also applied, auto-configures the image name and wires bootWar output as the build context.

0.1.6
(22 June 2026)