Search Gradle plugins
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Package tests and run tests in jars. |
2023.4
(18 February 2023) |
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Plugin that configurers using Jar archives for tests's classpath instead of main source-set output. Min Gradle version: 4.5. |
1.5.0
(18 August 2021) |
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Create a testJar task to package up test classes and add it to the publications |
18.4.0
(28 February 2022) |
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Plugins to ease maven-publish and ivy-publish configuration |
23.0.0
(01 December 2025) |
nebula.nebula-test-jar
Deprecated
Publishing related plugins |
2.2.2
(07 April 2015) |
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A Gradle plugin that applies maven-publish plugin and adds default publications for Java Jars, source jar, test jar, and JavaDoc. |
1.0.3
(23 February 2024) |
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create a jar from the test source set. See https://github.com/hauner/gradle-plugins/tree/master/jartest for usage information. |
1.1.0
(28 May 2023) |
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Adds Jar tasks for generating source and JavaDoc jars for open-source projects |
2.0.2
(17 August 2023) |
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Prepares various extra items for a distribution |
0.0.2
(15 August 2016) |
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1.36.2.2021
(07 May 2024) |