are there any tutorials on create a gradle plugin using kotlin?

i believe you can do

-x foo

to not run task

foo

why not just use shadowJar + application plugin without any custom configurations?

or you can use the application plugin, and pass args by configuring the

run

command

hi, is there a way to specify LAST version of kotlinversion in

build.gradle

?

can anyone tell me the way to do

test {
    reports {
        junitXml.enabled = false
        html.enabled = true
    }
}

in kotlin dsl

@xenoterracide The think the main goal of the plugins block was to make it easier to apply plugins as with the buildscript block. But that canes with "some limitations". The plugins block look only for "core Plugins" and to the plugins Portal at plugins.gradle.org. All plugins which are deployed to the Plugin Portal can be used without the settings.gradle. So yes, you always have to to use the "hard way" to add plugins from another Repo than the plugins portal.

@fitzoh I sorta get it, but... the extension is like the plugin configuration right? trying to figure out how I'm supposed to create that, with a Collection<SourceSet> when the configuration hasn't been made yet, how do I get at those parameters? or maybe something in my design is flawed, and I need to redesign a little, but I'm not sure how

Hello, I have a question about configuring settings to a task. I tried to use configure<>. it didn't work because plugin does not have extension. Can anyone help?

hey guys, i have a question, how i can apply all plugins from root project on

allprojects

or

subprojects

block?

curious

Plugin<Project>

is a generic, what asside from

Project

can you use on a plugin?

have this code in gradle

val sourcesJar by tasks.creating(Jar::class) {
     classifier = "sources"
     from(java.sourceSets["main"].allSource)
     }

trying to convert this code to java from kotlin for a plugin, but I'm not sure I understand the from

@Override
    public void apply( Project project ) {
        if (  System.getenv("JRS_S3_URI") != null ) {
            project.getTasks().create( "sources", Jar.class, task -> {
                List<SourceDirectorySet> collect
                        = getSourceSets().stream().map( SourceSet::getAllSource ).forEach( task::include );
                task.include( collect );
            } );
        }
    }

is the not compiling that I've come up with so far

hello everyone - I was wondering if anyone here has any experience setting up a multi-module Spring Boot project using Gradle Kotlin DSL

@nikolaymetchev use a nullable type when querying for the property:

val answer: String? by project

hello? someone pls help me, cant figure it out

Speaking of

useJunitPlatform()

, what am I meant to do if I call

useJunitPlatform()

in a plugin (so every project gets the same Junit setup), but then want to customize the Junit config further (like adding extra tags) in my build.gradle.kts. I've found that when calling

useJunitPlatform()

again in my build script, it clobbers the setup from my plugin (i.e. if I have any tags set, they get blown away by the new ones). I've had to get the options of my test task and cast to

JunitPlatformOptions

and then call the functions (like

includeTags()

) for it to work properly.

Would it be valuable to the project if I add some documentation as I go along?

I believe Python has something called Cookiecutter

Is there a article that covers how to publish a Kotlin multi platform project (as libraries) remotely and locally via Gradle (using Kotlin DSL)?

I've found I need to apply plugins in the

subprojects

block explicitly (i.e. even though i've applied the java plugin in my root build.gradle.kts with the plugin DSL, i have to apply it again in the subprojects block using

apply { plugin("java") }

otherwise it doesn't let me define any common dependencies (as the testCompile configuration isn't available). So maybe you have to apply the

maven-publish

plugin in your subprojects block for that extension to be visible.

my root project

settings.gradle.kts

is red, but not my

buildSrc/settings.gradle.kts

😕

Is there a way to clear the library/dependency cache in Gradle? Been experimenting with publishing a Kotlin multi-platform library to Bintray, and have a simple Kotlin project to test the library. With the project the library API changes aren't coming through (eg code completion) after doing a Gradle refresh (via IntelliJ).

hi there, I’m currently migrating build.gradle scripts to kts, in our multiproject build we have android and java libs and in one of java libs we set

sourceCompatibility

at the root of the buildscript, this property is not longer recognized in kts, what would be the equivalent dsl for setting it up? thanks

has anyone been having issues with getting IntelliJ to use the correct version of Gradle? My wrapper is configured to

4.7-bin

and I have

Use default gradle wrapper

selected, yet I keep getting errors in IntelliJ and the output logs are specifying Gradle 4.4 — running the same tasks with

./gradlew ...

on the command line yields a successful task with no errors

Has anyone had any experiences with IntelliJ IDEA with the Kotlin DSL with JDK 10? IDE Support seems kind of wacked. @bamboo @eskatos @mkobit

a quick question, what is the kts equivalent for groovy

gradle.ext

?

Does anyone know how to add custom attributes to the JAR manifest file? a-la groovy:

jar {
    manifest {
      attributes 'Implementation-Title': project.name
    }
  }

Something like this

tasks {
   "jar"(Jar::class) {
       manifest {
         attributes 'Implementation-Title': project.name
       }
    }
}

Hi, I'm trying out some small things with kotlin & gradle kotlin dsl and also came across https://github.com/gradle/kotlin-dsl/blob/master/doc/getting-started/Configuring-Plugins.md and I was wondering why using the

plugins{}

block is heavily recommended, isn't using

apply<>()

and

configure<>

also type-safe? The reason I'm sort of gravitating towards the

apply

and

configure

is because I feel like you can group it better together then (for e.g. make a `fun setupApplication() { /*appply and configure*/}`; but I'm very new to messing around with gradle and especially kotlin so maybe I'm misguided here?