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The Gradle Xcode Plugin allows developers to build, archive, package, and sign iOS and macOS applications using Gradle. It provides a bridge between Gradle and Xcode’s build tools, enabling multiplatform or Android+iOS projects to use a unified build system. This plugin supports key features like provisioning profile management, dependency integration, and command-line automation for Apple platform projects, making it ideal for CI/CD pipelines or hybrid environments.

A Gradle plugin that auto-creates and configures JaCoCo code coverage tasks for each Android app/module variant, saving you from manual setup across build types and flavors.

This plugin wires JaCoCo code coverage into Android Gradle projects, generating per-variant coverage reports for unit tests and, when configured, instrumentation tests. It produces HTML and XML outputs that slot neatly into CI pipelines and code quality dashboards. Configuration options let you include or exclude classes (like generated code), merge coverage across flavors and build types, and enforce minimum thresholds to prevent regressions.

...OkReplay integrates with testing frameworks such as JUnit and Espresso, so it fits naturally into Android testing pipelines. Because recording only happens when running with the annotation, production code paths remain unaffected. It’s especially useful when your app’s logic depends on network APIs and you want faster, more reliable unit or integration tests.

The Robolectric Gradle Plugin was a tool designed to simplify the configuration of Robolectric unit tests within Android Gradle builds. Robolectric enables Android unit tests to run inside the JVM without an emulator or device. Although the plugin is now deprecated and no longer maintained, it historically helped developers configure their Gradle builds to use Robolectric more easily by handling setup and dependencies automatically.