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🥳 Next step: rewrite the plugin Java or Kotlin, which means it can be compiled once and distributed on Maven so Filament users can use it more easily. |
Can Groovy plugins not be hosted on Maven? It's all JVM, no? |
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Seems like all it takes is to package the plugin in a jar: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/preparing_to_publish.html |
So the difference is that before the client needed to build their own tools or get them from github? And currently we upload the tools to maven? That, I did not know. |
Yes! I started uploading cmgen and matc to Maven a few weeks ago. And yes, before the client needed to provide their own tools, which was a pain. |
This rework of the old Gradle plugin allows specifying tool artifacts (like
matcandcmgen) from Maven, which Gradle will automatically download.