Common Plugin.

• Common Plugin.
  • Plugins.
    • Common.
      • Plugin Common.
      • Plugin Common Build.
      • Plugin Common Detekt.
      • Plugin Common Ktlint.
      • Plugin Common Project.
  • Publish gradle plugin locally.
  • Releasing gradle plugin.
    • Publish gradle plugin to repository.
  • Global gradle properties.

Plugins.

Common.

Plugin Common.

id ltd.lulz.plugin.common-plugin.common

Set core Java and Kotlin settings and overweight project version with git version.

Plugin Common Build.

id ltd.lulz.plugin.common-plugin.common-build

Display name and version, add buildInfo to build task.

Plugin Common Detekt.

id ltd.lulz.plugin.common-plugin.common-detekt

Detect is a code smell analysis for your Kotlin projects.

Plugin Common Ktlint.

id ltd.lulz.plugin.common-plugin.common-ktlint

Ktlint enforces consistent code style and formatting across Kotlin codebases.

Plugin Common Project.

id ltd.lulz.plugin.common-plugin.common-project

Display project, Gradle, and Java information.

Publish gradle plugin locally.

./gradlew clean publishToMavenLocal

Releasing gradle plugin.

Run release pipeline from master branch.

Publish gradle plugin to repository.

./gradlew clean publishAllPublicationsToGiteaPackagesRepository

Global gradle properties.

To authenticate with Gradle to access repositories that require authentication, you can set your user and token in the gradle.properties file.

Here's how you can do it:

1. Open or create the gradle.properties file in your Gradle user home directory:
   • On Unix-like systems (Linux, macOS), this directory is typically ~/.gradle/.
   • On Windows, this directory is typically C:\Users\<YourUsername>\.gradle\.
2. Add the following lines to the gradle.properties file:

   repository.<name>.user=your_user
   repository.<name>.token=your_token_value
   

   or use environment variables REPOSITORY_USER and REPOSITORY_TOKEN