Gradle Glam: Plugis Strike Back

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This document discusses various Gradle plugins that can be used for tasks like licensing, versioning, statistics, publishing to repositories, documentation, testing, and more. It's split into two episodes that list plugins for license management, publishing, stats, testing, documentation, and other build-related activities. The author thanks the audience at the end.

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GRADLE GLAM:
PLUGINS STRIKE BACK!
Andres Almiray
@aalmiray

license
versions
stats
bintray
shadow
izpack
java2html
git
coveralls
asciidoctor
jbake
markdown
livereload
gretty
nexus
watch
wuff
spawn

versioning
pitest
build-time-tracker
semantic-release
clirr
japicmp
compass
flyway
jmh
macappbundle
osspackage
jnlp
spotless
dependency-
management
sshoogr

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