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Gradle plugin #44
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Great idea! |
Most projects I work on use Maven, but Gradle gained a lot of ground lately. A plugin would definitely help to be more useful for more projects. |
In case anyone is interested implementing this feature, read the current How to use guide and check the Maven Plugin (issues #4 and #39) to get started. |
Can I help with this task @dodie ? Yesterday I started the research process to understand how the plugin can be developed. The references you have passed are a good starting point! : D I believe that I will send news soon to align the development and clarify questions 😄 |
Hi @luksrn ! Sure, sounds awesome! :) |
Hey @dodie , I've researched how to create custom plugins and I've already made some interesting headway. Basically, in addition to reading some documentation guides, I used the Jacoco Plugin as the basis for the implementation. I still have some tests with JUnit 5 and Cocumber, but I have already been able to validate with Junit4. The documentation is also missing. In a second moment, I go into more detail, it's too late here! 3 o'clock in the morning. HAHA HA |
I've merged the PR with the Gradle plugin. Great job, thank you @luksrn ! |
I plan to release the plugin at the end of the month, with the next version of Scott. |
It would be great if there was a Gradle plugin, Maven has been falling out of favor with many shops...thanks!
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