Search Gradle plugins
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The IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin is a plugin for the Gradle build system to help configure your environment for building, testing, verifying, and publishing plugins for IntelliJ-based IDEs.For more information, see [IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin documentation](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/docs/intellij/tools-intellij-platform-gradle-plugin.html). |
2.13.1
(14 March 2026) |
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Marks a module as one to be published to Maven Central. |
0.24.0
(09 March 2026) |
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Bundles multiple Android modules—including those from Kotlin Multiplatform projects—into a single AAR for easier distribution. Supports module exclusion, dependency extraction, and source merging for Android targets. |
2.3.0
(07 March 2026) |
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Conventions for 'org.gradlex.java-module-packaging' to build installable packages with jpackage |
0.7.1
(18 February 2026) |
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Gradle plugin for automatic Git changes analysis and test scope determination in multi-module projects |
1.0.20
(07 December 2025) |
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Elegantly Consolidate Existing Test Results Across Multi-Module, Multi-Project Gradle Architectures |
1.1.0
(23 November 2025) |
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Plugin that makes it easy to work with the Java Platform Module System |
2.0.0
(30 October 2025) |
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A gradle plugin to generate and embbed gradle modules relationship graphs in your README.md file. |
0.13.0
(14 October 2025) |
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Gradle plugin to perform project graph analysis, assertion, and reporting for multi-module projects |
1.1.2
(27 September 2025) |
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Unit tests only the changed modules in the dependencies graph |
1.14.0
(16 September 2025) |