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Description
The super class of all Baseline plugins.
A Plugin that configures a project with all Baseline settings.
Configures the Gradle "checkstyle" task with Baseline settings.
 
This plugin is similar to https://github.com/nebula-plugins/gradle-lint-plugin/wiki/Duplicate-Classes-Rule but goes one step further and actually hashes any identically named classfiles to figure out if they're completely identical (and therefore safely interchangeable).
 
Validates that java projects declare exactly the dependencies they rely on, no more and no less.
 
 
Applies the -Xmaxwarns and -Xmaxerrs compiler options with a very large limit to avoid truncating failure info.
Increases the default JavaCompile task heap from 512m to 2g.
Applies the -parameters compiler option to include additional metadata for reflection on method parameters.
 
 
 
Extension named javaVersion used to set the target and runtime java versions used for a single project.
 
Extension named javaVersions on the root project used to configure all java modules with consistent java toolchains.
 
This exists to keep the setters on the 'BaselineJavaVersionsExtension' in sync with those on 'SubprojectBaselineJavaVersionsExtension'.
This plugin reuses the Add-Exports manifest entry defined in JEP-261 to propagate and collect required exports from transitive dependencies, and applies them to compilation (for annotation processors) and execution (tests, javaExec, etc) for runtime dependencies.
 
Extension to configure --add-exports [VALUE]=ALL-UNNAMED for the current module.
 
Prefer project modules that are part of this build over external modules on dependency resolution.
Sensible defaults so that all Jar, Tar, Zip tasks can be deterministically reproduced.
 
Increases the default test task heap from 512m to 2g.
 
 
 
By default, Gradle will infer sourceCompat based on whatever JVM is currently being used to evaluate the build.gradle files.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Augments JavaLanguageVersion with whether --enable-preview should be used or not.