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Thanks to Daz DeBoer for the reworking the guts of our gradle plugin to support buildcache, InputChanges, and lazy configuration.
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#Groovy formatter code
constant improvements on a variety of topics with high-quality code reviews.lots of other things, but especially the diff support in spotlessCheck.Thanks to Frank Vennemeyer for Groovy support via greclipse, C++ support via CDT, XML support via WTP and a huge body of work with other eclipse-based formatters.Thanks to Konstantin Lutovich for implementing and maintaining the maven plugin, as well as fixing remote-build cache support for Gradle.Once someone has filled in one square of the formatter/build system matrix, it's easy for interested parties to fill in any empty squares, since you'll now have a working example for every piece needed. And if you want to add FooFormatter support, we'll happily accept the PR even if it only supports the one build system you use. If you want to add Bazel support, we'd happily accept the PR even if it only supports the one formatter you use. Spotless is easier to work on than ever, and one of the reasons why is that we don't require contributors to "fill the matrix". Many projects get harder to work on as they get bigger. Ratchet from origin/main or other git refįast incremental format and up-to-date checkįast format on fresh checkout using buildcache Current feature matrix Feature / FormatterStep Spotless tackles those for you so you can focus on just a simple Function which can compose with any of the other formatters and build tools in Spotless' arsenal. It's easy to build such a function, but there are some gotchas and lots of integration work ( newlines, character encodings, idempotency, git ratcheting, and build-system integration). Such a formatter is just a Function, which returns a formatted version of its potentially unformatted input. Ideally, a code formatter can do more than just find formatting errors - it should fix them as well. You probably want one of the links below: ❇️ Spotless for Gradle (with integrations for VS Code and IntelliJ) ❇️ Spotless for Maven ❇️ Spotless for SBT (external for now) Other build systems How it works (for potential contributors)