Re: [DISCUSS] split grails publish gradle plugin into it's own repo

2025-06-30 Thread James Daugherty
I'll start a vote thread on this then. Thanks everyone! On Mon, Jun 30, 2025 at 12:07 PM James Fredley wrote: > Unlocking the ability to use it in grails-core is enough reason, from my > perspective. > > Everything else is gravy. > > James Fredley > > On 2025/06/27 13:29:34 James Daugherty wrot

Re: [DISCUSS] split grails publish gradle plugin into it's own repo

2025-06-30 Thread James Fredley
Unlocking the ability to use it in grails-core is enough reason, from my perspective. Everything else is gravy. James Fredley On 2025/06/27 13:29:34 James Daugherty wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > The Grails Publish Plugin does not have any dependencies on Grails or our > code. After seeing how m

Re: [DISCUSS] split grails publish gradle plugin into it's own repo

2025-06-29 Thread Søren Berg Glasius
If it makes things easier I'm all for it. Den lør. 28. jun. 2025 kl. 15.22 skrev Mattias Reichel < mattias.reic...@gmail.com>: > It seems the Grails Publish Plugin has one dependency on another module, > `grails-gradle-model`, and its class `GrailsNameUtils`. > However, this is only used to make

Re: [DISCUSS] split grails publish gradle plugin into it's own repo

2025-06-28 Thread Mattias Reichel
It seems the Grails Publish Plugin has one dependency on another module, `grails-gradle-model`, and its class `GrailsNameUtils`. However, this is only used to make the first character of a string uppercase, so that can easily be replaced. I think this split makes sense, if it means we can leverage

[DISCUSS] split grails publish gradle plugin into it's own repo

2025-06-27 Thread James Daugherty
Hi Everyone, The Grails Publish Plugin does not have any dependencies on Grails or our code. After seeing how many projects had disjointed & problematic publishing, I modernized it so that it can be used to publish to maven, nexus, or even maven central. The purpose of this plugin was to simplif