(Gradle version 7.3.3)

I'm following the documentation regarding the gradle precompiled scripts plugins.

1. Plugin to use

The groovy-gradle-plugin is used in this case. I tried with the java-gradle-pluginbut it doesn't seem to generate the plugin classes. Is this to be expected?

2. Plugins id's

Following the documentation:

src/main/groovy/my.java-library-convention.gradle would result in a plugin ID of my.java-library-convention.

I want to prefix my scripts with: com.mycompany.myproject.conventions-java-library In this case, the generated plugin classes are named with this full name in the default package. Is this to be expected? I expected to find a class named JavaLibraryPlugingenerated in the com.mycompany.myproject.conventionspackage

CodePudding user response：

The groovy-gradle-plugin is used in this case. I tried with the java-gradle-plugin but it doesn't seem to generate the plugin classes. Is this to be expected?

Not fully sure what you are asking. If you meant applying the java-gradle-plugin instead of the groovy-gradle-plugin, this of course will not produce any plugin classes. How should the Java plugin know about Groovy source files?

Why I'm not sure whether that is what you asked is, because the groovy-gradle-plugin already automatically applies the java-gradle-plugin. So if you want to use Groovy DSL precompiled script plugins, just apply the groovy-gradle-plugin as documented.

Plugins id's

For Groovy DSL precompiled script plugins you can only follow that convention if I remember correctly. With Kotlin DSL precompiled script plugins you can either follow that naming convention or you can also use package statements inside the script to "properly model" the plugin id.