<@U4AEM6K37> I would say the best to get started (...
# gradle
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@josephmcasey I would say the best to get started (personal opinion) is to slowly move functionality to a
build.gradle.kts
and have an
apply from: 'build.gradle.kts'
in your
build.gradle
so you can see what functionality is currently supported. Unfortunately, the release bundled with
3.4
is a couple months old so you are missing some really awesome features, but you can also use a snapshot release to get those awesome features (like plugins DSL and container object delegation)