Published successfully :slightly_smiling_face: Just wondering if I could apply the `bintray-plugin` ...

# gradle

[Davide Giuseppe Farella]

Published successfully 🙂 Just wondering if I could apply the bintray-plugin in my buildSrc so I don’t need to pass a lambda to the function.
I.e.:

// mymodule.gradle.kts
...
publish( "artifactId" ) {
    bintray {
        .. copy/paste code using extra's set in buildSrc function
    }
}

[gildor]

You can do this if create a custom plugin in buildSrc and apply it in your project

[Davide Giuseppe Farella]

No, I would just like to move that bintray block inside my publish function, but actually I can't since bintray is not resolved in buildSrc, since it's doest have the bintray plugin. I just don't know how to apply it 😁

[gildor]

but actually I can’t since bintray is not resolved in buildSrc

Yes, because in buildSrc you don’t have static accessors. But you can do this without static accessors, just add bintray plugin as dependency (not plugin!) to your buildSrc

[Davide Giuseppe Farella]

Ok thanks, I messed around with Maven and Bintray plugins within repos, deps, classpath and plugins inside the buildSrc 😋 I'll let you know in a couple of hours, thanks

[Davide Giuseppe Farella]

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[gildor]

Yes, I told you “in buildSrc you don’t have static accessors”

[gildor]

you have to use configure<BintrayExtension> { } instead

[Davide Giuseppe Farella]

Oh, ok 😄 sorry, didn’t get that 😄

[Davide Giuseppe Farella]

That worked G

[gildor]

👍