Introduction
Welcome to the July Newsletter!
We hope you are able to enjoy a nice vacation this time of year. There’s quite a reading list below we think you’ll enjoy whether you’re seeking some sun or escaping it.
In this issue, we’ll cover new releases Gradle 4.9 and Gradle Enterprise 2018.3, as well as new guides.
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Blog Posts
Plugins
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Gradle 4.9
Gradle 4.9 was recently released, and addresses 2 of your highest voted Gradle issues:
- CLI arguments for JavaExec tasks
- Project dependencies having 2+ publications
It also features incubating lazy task APIs, an improved dependency insight report, new publishing docs and more.
Details available in the release notes.
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Gradle Enterprise 2018.3
Gradle Enterprise 2018.3 features:
- Full buildSrc insights in build scans
- Performance measurements for lifecycle hooks (e.g. afterEvaluate)
- Automated deployment of build cache nodes
- First-class Kubernetes support
Read the release notes to learn more.
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New Gradle guides
We are pleased to introduce 2 brand new Gradle guides:
Please let us know what other guides would be most helpful to you by filing your suggestions on the gradle/guides GitHub repo.
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Upcoming online training
Until next time!
—The Gradle Build Tool Team
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