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1. I. Quick Start

This section focuses on what you need at minimum to get up and running in using ml-gradle. This includes known dependency, i.e. what you need to install prior to use of ml-gradle, along with suggested supplemental reading materials.

1. II.A Project layout

This section focuses on what files need to go where. This plugin treats several folders in a special way, thus certain conventions need to be followed.

1. II.B gradle.properties reference

This section focuses on the available properties that you can set on gradle.properties file.

1. II.C gradle.properties, tokens, files...

This section focuses on how the previously discussed properties can be used directly on the code and configuration within the project. This includes examples on how to do so.

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III. Task list

• This is currently lacking. Although 'gradle tasks' can provide this, an indepth discussion and a searchable page will be of great help to users.
• This will include details about corb, dmsdk, etc.

IV. Special concerns (could us a better name)

• This section will focus on the content regarding SSL, load balancer, etc.
• This will also track which features are available at what versions. This stems from the various sections mentioning versions of gradle and such in the current documentation.
• This will also contain details about IDE’s and such

V. Extending

• This section will contain details about writing your own tasks and other gradle commands
• This section can also include details about ignoring commands

VI. Other concerns

• e.g. porting from roxy