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org.dafny.dafny This plugin offers tight integration of the Dafny verification-aware programming language with Java: automatically verifying Dafny source code and compiling it to Java source code, which the Java plugin will then build together with any hand-written Java in the project. It also provides a robust approach to distributing and managing Dafny dependencies through Gradle-supported repositories such as Maven Central. #dafny #verification #building	0.2.0 (10 January 2025)
com.baioretto.specialsource Special source for gradle #minecraft #baioretto #java #source code compile	1.0.0 (29 June 2022)
org.hiero.gradle.feature.rust Add support for installing Rust toolchains and cross-compiling Rust source code #hiero #conventions #java #modules #jpms	0.3.8 (27 March 2025)
com.github.lanchon.dexpatcher.patch-library The DexPatcher Patch Library plugin produces a DexPatcher patch library file that bundles compiled changes and additions to code and resources of a source application imported as a DexPatcher APK library, without bundling any part of the source application itself. The file is similar in structure to an Android library (AAR) file. The changes bundled in a patch library can be applied to the source application using the DexPatcher Patched Application plugin. Several patch libraries can be applied in the same step, or their application can be serialized though the cyclic use of the APK Library and Patched Application plugins. DexPatcher is free software. (GPLv3+) #android #application #apk #dexpatcher #apktool #dex2jar #patch #modify #reverse	2.0.0 (31 October 2019)
io.github.appspiriment.library-base The Android Base Library Plugin is a foundational plugin designed to standardize the configuration of all your Android library modules. It automates the setup of core settings, ensuring consistency across your project. This plugin handles essential tasks such as applying the Android and Kotlin plugins, setting the compile and minimum SDK versions, configuring build types (debug/release), defining Java and Kotlin compilation options, and setting up default source sets and resource configurations. By using this plugin, you can significantly reduce boilerplate code and maintain a uniform structure across all your library modules. #android #library #conventions	0.0.3 (25 February 2025)