MBMartin Bonnininblog.gradleup.com·Sep 3, 2024 · 3 min readWhat's up? GradleUp!What’s Up? GradleUp! We’re thrilled to announce a new place for community Gradle projects, the GradleUp organization! GradleUp was created four years ago by a small team of passionate build tools authors looking for a place to distribute and maintain...00
MBMartin Bonnininblog.mbonnin.net·Jul 17, 2024 · 3 min readGradle brainteasers 2/2: relocatable input filesThis is a follow up to this other post about having fun with the Gradle APIs. In this post, I'm talking about how I spent a shameful amount of time understanding how Gradle handles input files. The problem The Apollo Gradle Plugin is generating Kotli...00
MBMartin Bonnininblog.mbonnin.net·Jul 15, 2024 · 5 min readGradle brainteasers 1/2: aggregating artifactsI've been developing Gradle plugins for 7 years now. Sometimes I love it, sometimes I hate it. But even when I hate it, I love hating it! I just realized some of the Gradle APIs are like those metal wire brain teasers games: Are they easy? No. Do y...00
MBMartin Bonnininblog.mbonnin.net·Nov 24, 2022 · 5 min readMy life after `afterEvaluate {}`If you're writing Gradle build scripts, chances are you have already used afterEvaluate {}. This is usually the last resort solution. But in my life of Gradle scripts engineer, I found the odds of afterEvaluate {} actually "fixing" your issue are in ...00
MBMartin Bonnininblog.mbonnin.net·Nov 18, 2022 · 3 min readHow Gradle compiles your build scriptsThis post is inspired by a discussion on the Gradle community slack. Many thanks to @Vampire and @ephemient for their help understanding all of this Have you ever tried to do something like this? val kotlinVersion = "1.7.21" plugins { id("org.j...00
