Closed gildor closed 5 years ago
This is working as intended, precompiled script plugins cannot declare plugin versions in their plugins block. The fact that it is ignored is a bug, it should be enforced that there's no version declaration.
Also see https://github.com/gradle/kotlin-dsl/issues/430 that will allow using plugin coordinates to declare the dependencies to plugins.
Thanks for the report @gildor, I opened https://github.com/gradle/kotlin-dsl/issues/1378 and will close this one.
Precompiled scrip plugins now support plugins DSL and type-safe accessors: https://github.com/gradle/kotlin-dsl/issues/673
Accessors work properly if I add a plugin to
depenencies
of buildSrc/build.gradle, but if I try to define plugin likeplugins{ id("some.plugin") version "1.0" }
I'm getting errorPlugin with id 'some.plugin' not found
It looks that
version
is ignored and Gradle tries to apply it without version, just as some existing plugin.If you add this plugin to buildSrc/build.gradle dependencies everything work as expected
Expected Behavior
It should be possible to define external plugin with version in precompiled script plugin using plugins dsl
Current Behavior
You cannot apply external plugin to precompiled script plugins using plugins dsl, you still should use buildSrc dependencies for that
Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)
Apply any third party plugin to precompiled script plugin plugins dsl using plugin id and version Run
./gradlew tasks
Your Environment
Gradle 5.4