Search Gradle plugins
| Plugin | Latest Version |
|---|---|
com.autonomousapps.dependency-analysis
Featured
CC-compatible
A plugin to report mis-used dependencies in your Android project |
3.19.2
(14 September 2026) |
com.gradle.plugin-publish
Featured
CC-compatible
Publish plugins to the Gradle Plugin Portal Report issues: https://github.com/gradle/plugin-portal-requests |
2.2.1
(10 September 2026) |
com.arc-e-tect.jacoco-exclusion-report
CC-compatible
Scans sources for JaCoCo marker annotations (default: @ExcludeFromJacocoGeneratedCodeCoverage) that should be excluded from code coverage and generates an HTML+XML report with excluded code. |
5.4.0
(11 September 2026) |
io.github.gmazzo.publications.report
CC-compatible
Decorates the build logs with maven coordinates of artifacts published with `publish` or `publishToMavenLocal` |
1.4.2
(26 September 2026) |
com.azizutku.jacocoaggregatecoverageplugin
CC-compatible
The JaCoCo Aggregate Coverage Plugin simplifies the process of generating a unified code coverage report for multi-module Gradle projects. Leveraging the power of JaCoCo, it seamlessly aggregates coverage data across all subprojects, creating a comprehensive overview of your project's test coverage. This plugin is ideal for large-scale projects where insight into overall code quality is essential. |
0.2.0
(23 September 2026) |
io.github.gmazzo.test.aggregation
CC-compatible
Simple test aggregation support for Android/JVM modules |
3.1.1
(01 October 2026) |
com.arc-e-tect.mirage-api-detector
CC-compatible
Scans the OpenAPI documentation and reports every operation with no matching Spring Boot @RestController implementation. |
4.8.2
(28 September 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) |
com.netflix.nebula.archrules.aggregate
CC-compatible
Consolidates console reports for multiple subprojects |
1.5.0
(21 September 2026) |
com.arc-e-tect.doppelganger-api-detector
CC-compatible
Scans OpenAPI documentation, @RestController implementations, and test-level verification evidence (Spring RestDocs, the Atlassian OpenAPI request validator, and Spring Cloud Contract) to report endpoints that are declared and implemented but never verified against their contract. |
2.10.1
(17 September 2026) |