Gradle plugins register/portal is not in sync with GitHub releases
See original GitHub issueSomehow the last released version in the Gradle plugins portal/register is 0.13.2-rc.4
(which is not even in GitHub as far as I can tell). The last release in GitHub is 0.16.1
.
I think most people will use the Gradle portal before coming to GitHub. Not sure how anything gets into that portal, but somehow something in not in sync with it.
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OK, great. I just didn’t know if you were aware of that — or not. I can close this one 😎
Right, the portal UI will not show that newer versions of the plugin are available. That requires the API incantations that the
com.gradle.plugin-publish
plugin does. However, the plugin portal repo proxies JCenter and Maven Central, so anything available in those two is available without extra configuration in your build.For example, this URL will download the 0.16.1 POM, even though in the UI it doesn’t look like it’s available.
https://plugins.gradle.org/m2/org/ajoberstar/reckon/reckon-gradle/0.16.1/reckon-gradle-0.16.1.pom
This means that you do not need to customize your
pluginManagement.repositories
to get the latest version of reckon.I understand that it can be confusing for a user that the latest version isn’t indicated in the portal UI, but the reasons outlined in that grgit issue override that convenience for me as a maintainer.