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The Gradle OS Package plugin builds native Linux packages (RPM and DEB) directly from your project, enabling repeatable, policy-compliant server distributions. It lets you define metadata like package name, version, dependencies, and maintainers, then map files from your build into filesystem locations with ownership and permissions. Pre-, post-install, and removal scripts are supported so services can be registered, caches warmed, or config migrated during upgrades.

AndroidJunkCode is a Gradle plugin for Android builds that injects "junk" or dummy code into APKs to reduce code similarity between variant packages (like shell or channel apps) and the main app. This helps avoid detection by app stores that flag high-duplication, improving release flexibility for variants or "shaded" packages. Helps avoid app store detection as duplicate or shell apps. Supports configuration for code volume/placement control. Reduces similarity between variant APKs and main app.

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.

An official Sonatype-maintained Docker image for Nexus Repository Manager 3 (Community & Pro editions). It packages the repository manager with out-of-the-box settings, optimized for container platforms—featuring persistence, configuration overrides, and separate licensing options.

This repository is a Jenkins Shared Library that packages reusable pipeline steps and patterns for building, testing, and releasing containerized applications to Kubernetes and OpenShift. It codifies best practices—building images, running unit/integration tests, publishing artifacts, and rolling out changes—so teams can adopt a consistent CI/CD approach with minimal Groovy code. The library includes helpers for preview environments, GitOps-style promotion, and release versioning to improve traceability across stages. ...

plausj a collection of checksum algorithms used to validate business keys like bank account codes or credit card numbers. It's compiled as JVM bytecode files (although it's not necessarily implemented in Java) and can be used on JRE 1.5 and later.