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# jewel
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The new IntelliJ Platform Gradle plugin 2.10.0 makes it easier to set up Compose and Jewel in your plugins!
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c
ooooh. is this essentially a one-liner to add jewel now? or am mi missing something
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Indeed, at least for the basic stuff. Not entirely sure if that also includes markdown and its extensions :)
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u
That’s super cool, but how do we actually do it?
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I think @Jakub Chrzanowski may be the right person to answer you Gradle plugin questions
I imagine there is or will be documentation
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c
interesting. that makes it sound like its not the preferred way to create a plugin. maybe im misunderstanding what IJ gradle plugin repo is actually about. lol
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If you mean Compose/Jewel is not the main recommendation, then indeed that's the case. It's officially a tech preview for 3p plugins still.
That will get more and more stable and recommended over time but it's still early days
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im just looking for the main recommendation to build IJ/AS plugins using jewel. I thought thats what the IJ gradle plugin repo was above that you linked.
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The IJ Gradle plugin is the only officially supported way to develop IntelliJ Platform plugins, with or without Jewel involved
I linked it because the new version added a simplified way to set up Compose/Jewel. That's all there is to it.
c
understood. thank you for clarifying!
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No problem :)