Hats off for an easy to reproduce, and minimalist example. Would love it if you could follow up with some common use cases, such as pushing artifacts to a remote database or something a bit more complex that most people probably could benefit from!
Has anyone experienced that when exporting the plugin to a local repository the gradle.plugin container is not created but it is when exporting it to mavenLocal?
Thanks for your tutorial For me it works such way pluginManagement { repositories { maven { mavenCentral() url = '...' } } } Because Gradle could not find org.codehaus in repo (url)
This is one of the best resources on the internet for learning about standalone plugins. Thanks man!
Thank you very much. :-)
Hats off for an easy to reproduce, and minimalist example.
Would love it if you could follow up with some common use cases, such as pushing artifacts to a remote database or something a bit more complex that most people probably could benefit from!
Good suggestion. Thank you for watching
was struggling looking at the official documentation here is a nice explanation
Thank you for watching and giving me feedback. :)
Has anyone experienced that when exporting the plugin to a local repository the gradle.plugin container is not created but it is when exporting it to mavenLocal?
No I haven't seen that.
Thanks for your tutorial
For me it works such way
pluginManagement {
repositories {
maven {
mavenCentral()
url = '...'
}
}
}
Because Gradle could not find org.codehaus in repo (url)
Thanks for sharing!
That's odd, it worked for me...