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on which ml-gradle depends. ml-app-deployer provides most of the functionality within ml-gradle without having any dependency on Gradle or
Groovy - ml-gradle is then a fairly thin wrapper around ml-app-deployer to expose its functionality within a Gradle environment.

Compatibility guidelines
=========

If you are using ml-gradle 4.6.0 or higher, you must use Gradle 7.6 or higher.

If you wish to use Gradle 7 or higher, you must use ml-gradle 4.3.0 or higher.

For older versions of ml-gradle, Gradle 6 or higher is recommended.

Note that ml-gradle has not yet been tested on any release of Gradle 8.


Start using ml-gradle
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[the MarkLogic Java Client documentation](https://github.com/marklogic/java-client-api) for information on dependencies
you may need when using Java 11 or Java 17.

First, [install Gradle](https://gradle.org/install/) - it is recommended to use at least Gradle 6, and if you are
running Gradle 7 or higher, you'll need to use ml-gradle 4.3.0 or higher.
First, [install Gradle](https://gradle.org/install/).

Then, in an empty directory, create a file named "build.gradle" with your favorite text editor and enter the following:

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