> > >> > If it is a big binary breaking version this Gradle will not adapt that > Groovy version anytime anyway. Right? > > It needs to be binary compatible (so that precompiled plugins still work) *and* compatible with JDK 7 (which is the minimal runtime for Gradle). When I say this may or may not be an issue, it's because by the time Groovy 3 is released, maybe Gradle would require Java 8, I really don't know. Or, if not, we could decide to stay on Groovy 2.x, since Gradle Script Kotlin is supposed to be the default in the future.
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