v1.8.8

• issue #199: Build failure when using with Gradle 7.2 and Application plugin

v1.8.7

• issue #192: Plugin build fails with Gradle 7
• issue #194: Plugin tests do not compile due to missing Guava dependencies

Thanks to @carlosame for his contributions to this release!

v1.8.6

• set inferModulePath to false
• issue #190: Module classpath should filter invalid items

v1.8.3

• issue #186: JUnit Params problem in 1.8.1

v1.8.2

• issue #186: JUnit Params problem in 1.8.1

v1.8.1

• fix NPE in TestEngine.java

v1.8.0

New features and bug fixes in this release:

• #182: Gradle 7.0 compatibility
• #140: Support gradle test fixtures
• #71: Consider transitive dependencies when resolving TestEngine
• #161: Fix sample projects for JUnit 5.5.x support
• #172: TestNG has the wrong module name for versions 7.0.0 and above
• #170: Gradle 6.5 javadoc task, addExports is not working
• #175: JUnit Params not detected
• #177: Readme: fixed Reference to compileModuleInfoSeparatly
• #179: Migrate from Travis to GitHub Actions
• #184: Gradle 7: test.moduleOptions.runOnClasspath doesn't work for test compilation

Thanks to @MariusVolkhart and @martilidad for their contributions to this release!

v1.7.0

This release adds a few new features and fixes several issues. Some of them are:

• #1 - Introduce support for the Spock Testing framework
• #33 - Support for Eclipse plugin
• #65 - unexpected arguments in main
• #93 - Patch module does not handle multiple jars
• #111 - Since 1.6.0 - "error: file should be on source path, or on patch path for module"
• #112 - Print warning when using with Gradle < 5
• #123 - Adding support for additional test frameworks (Mockito, EasyMock, AssertJ, JUnit 5.5.x)
• #124 - No way to set module version?
• #130 - Add support for new junit-jupiter artifact ID of JUnit 5
• #132 - compileJava tasks fails in gradle 6.1
• #143 - Gradle multiproject fails to find automatic-module-name with dependency on java-library.
• #154 - make plugin compatible with Gradle 6.4
• #156 - Circular dependency in complex project (in compileModuleInfoJava)

Thanks to @Alfred-65 and @bredmold for their contributions to this release!

v1.6.0

Release 1.6.0 adds support for Groovy, and contains a number of improvements and bug fixes.

https://github.com/java9-modularity/gradle-modules-plugin/milestone/5?closed=1

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Note: #80 introduced minor potentially breaking changes for Kotlin DSL (= some imports need to be updated).

v1.5.0

Two major features have been added in this release:

• Support for creating libraries that also target older Java releases (contributed by @tlinkowski)
• DSL support for --add-reads,-opens,-exports (contributed by @aalmiray)

Support for creating libraries that also target older Java releases

This feature is for library maintainers that want to include a module-info.java for users who are on modern Java versions, but also still need to maintain support for older Java versions that don't support modules.
The feature includes a DSL to configure what Java releases to target and is explained in detail in the docs: https://github.com/java9-modularity/gradle-modules-plugin#compilation

Thanks to @tlinkowski for contributing this work!

DSL support for --add-reads,-opens,-exports

New DSL options are supported to explicitly set flags such as for compiling, running and testing modules. Details are described in the docs https://github.com/java9-modularity/gradle-modules-plugin#monkeypatching-the-module.

Thanks to @aalmiray for contributing this work!