root/: Contains script plugins that should be applied only to the root project.

any/: Contains script plugins that can be applied to any project, including the root. Most of what we need in the any/ directory can be found in these two script plugins:

1. java-library.gradle: Provides support for building library projects. For most of our stuff, this is what we want. Uses the following plugins:

   • java-library
   • gradle/any/javadoc.gradle
   • gradle/any/testing.gradle
   • gradle/any/coverage.gradle
   • gradle/any/archiving.gradle
   • gradle/any/publishing.gradle

2. test-only-projects.gradle: Provides support for building test only projects. Uses the following plugins:

   • java
   • gradle/any/testing.gradle
   • gradle/any/coverage.gradle

   Currently, two gradle subprojects use this - dap4:d4tests and cdm-test.

gretty/: Contains configuration files related to the gretty plugin (logging, cert for testing, etc.)

TODO: There are still a few Gradle things left to do, but at least we're fully functional at this point.

1. Address any issues in our plugin scripts identified by gradle in terms of Gradle 7 compatibility.

   Deprecated Gradle features were used in this build, making it incompatible with Gradle 7.0.
   Use '--warning-mode all' to show the individual deprecation warnings.
   See https://docs.gradle.org/6.5.1/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:command_line_warnings
   

   This is more about doing proactive maintenance with our gradle infrastructure. I do not want to be in the position of trying to jump three major versions again :-)

2. Find new dependency license checker The license plugin we used in the past does not seem to work with the java-library and java-platform plugins. Sad times.