Gradle IntelliJ Plugin (1.x)
Current Release: 1.17.4
GitHub: Releases & Changelog, Issue Tracker
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Obsolescence NoticeGradle IntelliJ Plugin (1.x) is no longer under active development.
Whenever possible, use IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin (2.x) instead.
The Gradle IntelliJ Plugin is a plugin for the Gradle build system to help configure your environment for building, testing, verifying, and publishing plugins for IntelliJ-based IDEs.
This plugin allows you to build plugins for IntelliJ Platform using specified IntelliJ SDK and bundled or third-party plugins.
The plugin provides functionalities like:
adding extra IntelliJ-specific dependencies
patching
processResources
tasks to fill some tags (name, version) in plugin.xml with appropriate valuespatching compile tasks to instrument code with nullability assertions and form classes made with IntelliJ GUI Designer
additional build steps that are helpful for developing plugins for the IntelliJ Platform
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Please see also Gradle IntelliJ Plugin (1.x) – FAQ and Gradle IntelliJ Plugin (1.x) – Usage Examples.
Before visiting the Issue Tracker, update both plugin and Gradle to the latest versions. Please see CONTRIBUTING on how to submit feedback and contribute to this project.
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Gradle PluginThe Gradle plugin must be chosen depending on the target platform version.
- 2022.3+
Recommended IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin (2.x),
Requires Gradle IntelliJ Plugin (1.x) version 1.10.1+ (current: 1.17.4)
To enable this plugin in your Gradle-based project, register the plugin in the Gradle build script's plugins
section:
plugins {
id("org.jetbrains.intellij") version "1.17.4"
}
plugins {
id "org.jetbrains.intellij" version "1.17.4"
}
When upgrading to 1.x
version, please make sure to follow the migration guide to adjust your existing build script.
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Minimum Gradle VersionThis project requires Gradle 7.3 or newer. However, it is recommended to use the latest Gradle available. See Gradle Installation guide.
Some additional settings are required in the IDE after setting up the plugin.
Gradle JVM must be set to Java 11 in Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Build Tools | Gradle. When targeting 2022.3+, Java 17 is required instead (see details).
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This step is not required when using Gradle IntelliJ Plugin version 1.17.2 or later.
To attach IntelliJ Platform sources in the IDE when enabled via downloadSources some additional settings are required in IDE versions 2023.2 and later.
In Settings | Advanced Settings enable option Download sources in section Build Tools. Gradle. Then invoke Reload All Gradle Projects action from the Gradle tool window.
In Settings | Build, Execution, Deployment | Build Tools | Gradle enable Download sources for dependencies. Then invoke Reload All Gradle Projects action from the Gradle tool window.
No additional IDE settings are required.
The Snapshot release is a pre-release version built nightly from the latest main branch – as it is built every day using the same version number, it's not recommended to use it for production builds.
To switch to the snapshot release, point Gradle to the dedicated snapshot repository by adding an entry to the Gradle settings file.
note
The current Gradle IntelliJ Plugin Snapshot version is
To make sure you obtain the latest snapshot version, invoke Gradle using
--refresh-dependencies
option.
build.gradle.kts
plugins {
id("org.jetbrains.intellij") version "..."
}
settings.gradle.kts
pluginManagement {
repositories {
maven("https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/")
gradlePluginPortal()
}
}
build.gradle
plugins {
id "org.jetbrains.intellij" version "..."
}
settings.gradle
pluginManagement {
repositories {
maven {
url 'https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/'
}
gradlePluginPortal()
}
}
The Gradle build system brings the Configuration Cache feature that helps improve the build performance by caching the configuration phase.
The Gradle IntelliJ Plugin is fully compatible with this mechanism and can be utilized by manual enabling of the Configuration Cache feature with the --configuration-cache
flag, like:
gradle buildPlugin --configuration-cache
or by enabling it in the gradle.properties file:
org.gradle.unsafe.configuration-cache = true
See Using the configuration cache in the Gradle documentation for more details.
Sometimes, you may want to split your plugin into multiple modules — i.e., to separate the core plugin code from the code related to other third-party plugin dependencies. The most common way to do this is to use the Gradle Multi-Project Build feature.
This approach allows you to declare dependencies between subprojects, like:
dependencies {
implementation(project(":shared"))
}
dependencies {
implementation project(':shared')
}
Because the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin introduces the code instrumentation, and the default implementation
configuration is not compatible with it, you need to specify the instrumentedJar
configuration explicitly to refer to the instrumented JAR file produced by the plugin instead of the default JAR file:
dependencies {
implementation(project(":shared", "instrumentedJar"))
}
dependencies {
implementation project(path: ':shared', configuration: 'instrumentedJar')
}
After the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin is applied, the intellij
extension can be used to configure the plugin and common settings of the provided tasks.
It is mandatory to specify at least the intellij.version
property.
Example:
intellij {
version.set("2022.1.1")
type.set("IU")
plugins.set(listOf("com.jetbrains.php:221.5787.21"))
}
intellij {
version = "2022.1.1"
type = "IU"
plugins = ["com.jetbrains.php:221.5787.21"]
}
All available JetBrains IDEs versions can be found in the repositories described on the IntelliJ Platform Artifacts Repositories page.
The version of the IntelliJ Platform IDE that will be used to build the plugin. Please see Plugin Compatibility with IntelliJ Platform Products and Build Number Ranges for more details.
- Required
true
- Type
String
- Acceptable values
version number:
2022.1.1
orIC-2022.1.1
build number:
221.5080.210
orIC-221.5080.210
snapshot:
221-EAP-SNAPSHOT
orLATEST-EAP-SNAPSHOT
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The version number format is the most common option for specifying the version of the IntelliJ Platform. Other formats should be used only when your plugin relies on specific parts of the targeted IDE or early-adopting EAP releases.
The type of the IntelliJ-based IDE distribution. The type may also be specified as a prefix of the value for the intellij.version
property instead.
- Type
String
- Default value
IC
- Acceptable values
CL
- CLionPS
- PhpStormRD
- RiderGO
- GoLandAI
- Android StudioRR
- Rust RoverJPS
- JPS-onlyGW
- Gateway
To build against IDEs not supported directly by type
, please see their corresponding page in Product Specific.
The plugin name part used in the generated ZIP distribution: build
- Type
String
- Default value
${project.name}
The path to the locally installed IDE distribution that should be used to build the plugin. Using intellij.localPath
allows building the plugin using an IDE that is not available in IntelliJ Platform Artifacts Repositories.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
- Samples
Windows: C:
\Users \user \AppData \Local \JetBrains \Toolbox \apps \IDEA-U \ch-0 \211.7142.45 macOS:
/Applications (note /Contents suffix)/Android Studio 4.2 Preview.app /Contents Linux:
/home /user /idea-IC-181.4445.78
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intellij.version
andintellij.localPath
must not be specified at the same time.
The path to local archive with IDE sources. Used for resolving source files of the locally installed IDE distribution when intellij.localPath
is specified.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
The list of bundled IDE plugins and plugins from JetBrains Marketplace or configured intellij.pluginsRepositories
.
Please see Plugin Dependencies for more details.
Notes:
For plugins from JetBrains Marketplace, use the
pluginId:version
format, likeorg.intellij.plugins.markdown:231.8109.126
. The version of your choice must be compatible with the version of the IDE you're building against.For bundled plugins, use the plugin ID with the version part omitted, like:
org.intellij.groovy
.For subprojects, use project reference
project(':subproject', 'instrumentedJar')
.For plugin built locally, pass the path to the lib/ directory of the extracted plugin archive, like:
file("/path/to/plugin/lib/")
orfile("/projects/plugin-name/build/idea-sandbox/plugins/plugin-name/lib/")
. See How to add a dependency on a plugin available in the file system?.If you need to refer plugin's classes from your project, you also have to define a dependency in your plugin.xml file, see Plugin Dependencies.
- Type
List<Any>
- Default value
[]
- Acceptable values
org.plugin.id:version[@channel]
format,String
type:org.intellij.plugins.markdown:8.5.0
org.intellij.scala:2017.2.638@nightly
bundledPluginId
format,String
type:org.intellij.groovy
project(...)
format,Project
type:project(":projectName", "instrumentedJar")
project(":plugin-subproject", "instrumentedJar")
file(...)
format,File
type:file("/path/to/plugin/lib/")
file("/projects/plugin-name/build/idea-sandbox/plugins/plugin-name/lib/")
Enables patching plugin.xml with the values of patchPluginXml.sinceBuild
and patchPluginXml.untilBuild
properties.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
true
Enables patching plugin.xml with the patchPluginXml.untilBuild
using value of patchPluginXml.sinceBuild
with *
wildcard, like sinceBuild.*
, e.g., 221.*
.
Notes:
Useful for building plugins against EAP builds.
If
patchPluginXml.untilBuild
has a value set, thenintellij.sameSinceUntilBuild
is ignored.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
false
Enables the instrumentation of Java classes with nullability assertions and compilation of forms created by IntelliJ GUI Designer.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
true
The path of sandbox directory that is used for running IDE with developed plugin.
- Type
String
- Default value
${project.buildDir}/idea-sandbox
The IntelliJ-based IDE distributions repository URL.
- Type
String
- Default value
https://cache-redirector.jetbrains.com/www.jetbrains.com/intellij-repository
Configures repositories for downloading plugin dependencies. See Maven Interface for details on Maven repository format.
- Type
PluginsRepositoryConfiguration
- Default value
pluginsRepositories { marketplace() }
- Acceptable values
marketplace()
- use Maven repository with plugins listed in JetBrains Marketplacemaven(repositoryUrl)
- use custom Maven repository with pluginsmaven { repositoryUrl }
- use custom Maven repository with plugins where you can configure additional parameters (credentials, authentication, etc.)custom(pluginsXmlUrl)
- use Custom Plugin Repository
URL of repository for downloading JetBrains Runtime.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Path to the directory where the IDE dependency cache is stored. If not set, the dependency will be extracted next to the downloaded ZIP archive in Gradle cache directory.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Enables downloading the IntelliJ Platform sources. It is enabled by default if the CI
environment variable is not set – which is present in Continuous Integration environments, like GitHub Actions, TeamCity, and others.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
!System.getenv().containsKey("CI")
Enables configuration of the default IntelliJ Platform dependencies in the current project. Otherwise, the DependenciesUtils.intellij()
, DependenciesUtils.intellijPlugin()
, and DependenciesUtils.intellijPlugins()
functions could be used for an explicit configuration.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
true
Configure extra dependency artifacts from the IntelliJ repository. The dependencies on them could be configured only explicitly using the DependenciesUtils.intellijExtra()
function in the dependencies
block.
- Type
List<String>
- Default value
[]
List of dependencies on external plugins.
- Type
List<PluginDependency>
- Default value
[]
Assembles a plugin and prepares ZIP archive for deployment.
buildPlugin
task extends the Zip
Gradle task.
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Do Not Repackage LibrariesDo not repackage libraries into the main plugin JAR file. Otherwise, Plugin Verifier will yield false positives for unresolved classes and methods.
The base name of the ZIP archive.
This task is preconfigured automatically and takes the output artifacts of prepareSandbox
and jarSearchableOptions
tasks as an input.
- Type
String
- Default value
${prepareSandboxTask.pluginName}
Builds an index of UI components (searchable options) for the plugin. This task runs a headless IDE instance to collect all the available options provided by the plugin's Settings.
Note, this is a runIde
-based task with predefined arguments and all properties of the runIde
task are also applied to buildSearchableOptions
tasks.
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If your plugin doesn't implement custom settings, it is recommended to disable it. See also
noSearchableOptionsWarning
build feature.
- Type
File
- Default value
build/searchableOptions
Remove classpath.index
files that are created by the PathClassLoader
. This loader, due to the implementation bug, ignores the idea.classpath.index.enabled=false
flag and as a workaround, files have to be removed manually.
Task is enabled if intellij.version
is set to 2022.1
or higher.
The list of classpath.index
files to be removed.
- Type
ConfigurableFileCollection
- Default value:
List of
classpath.index
files resolved withsourceSets
configuration
Download the robot-server
plugin. The robot-server
plugin is required for running the UI tests using the runIdeForUiTests
task.
The version of the Robot Server Plugin to download.
- Type
String
- Default value
LATEST
The Robot Server Plugin archive, downloaded by default to the Gradle cache.
- Type
File
- Default value
Location of the extracted archive.
- Type
File
- Default value
build/robotServerPlugin
Resolves and downloads Marketplace ZIP Signer CLI tool used by the signPlugin
task.
Version of the ZIP Signer CLI tool to download.
- Type
String
- Default value
LATEST
Path to the ZIP Signer CLI tool.
- Type
File
- Default value
The output of the ZIP Signer CLI tool.
- Type
File
- Default value
Initializes the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin and performs various checks, like if the plugin is up-to-date.
The following attributes help you to tune instrumenting behavior in the instrumentCode { ... }
block.
The dependency on IntelliJ IDEA.
- Type
IdeaDependency
- Default value
Path to the javac2.jar file of IntelliJ IDEA.
- Type
File
- Default value
lib/javac2.jar resolved in
instrumentCode.ideaDependency
A version of instrumenting compiler. It's used in cases when targeting non-IntelliJ IDEA IDEs (e.g., CLion or Rider).
- Type
String
- Default value
Build number of the IDE dependency
The list of directories with compiled classes.
- Type
FileCollection
- Default value
sourceSets.[].output.classesDirs
The list of directories with GUI Designer form files.
- Type
FileCollection
- Default value
.form
files of the project's source sets.
The output directory for instrumented classes.
- Type
File
- Default value
The classpath for Java instrumentation compiler.
- Type
FileCollection
Create a JAR file with instrumented classes.
Create a JAR file with searchable options to be distributed with the plugin.
The output directory where the JAR file will be created.
- Type
String
- Default value
build/searchableOptions
The name of the plugin.
- Type
String
- Default value
The sandbox output directory.
- Type
String
- Default value
Lists all IDs of plugins bundled within the currently targeted IDE. This can be used to determine Plugin ID for setting up Plugin Dependencies.
See also printBundledPlugins .
The IDE dependency sources path. Configured automatically with the setupDependencies.idea
dependency.
- Type
File
- Default value
Path to the file, where the output list will be stored.
- Type
File
- Default value
File("${project.buildDir}/listBundledPlugins.txt")
List all available IntelliJ-based IDE releases with their updates. The result list is used for testing the plugin with Plugin Verifier using the runPluginVerifier
task.
Plugin Verifier requires a list of the IDEs that will be used for verifying your plugin build against. The availability of the releases may change in time, i.e., due to security issues in one version – which will be later removed and replaced with an updated IDE release.
With the listProductsReleases
task, it is possible to list the currently available IDEs matching given conditions, like platform types, since/until release versions. Such a list is fetched from the remote updates file: https://www.jetbrains.com/updates/updates.xml
, parsed and filtered considering the specified listProductsReleases.types
, listProductsReleases.sinceVersion
, listProductsReleases.untilVersion
(or listProductsReleases.sinceBuild
, listProductsReleases.untilBuild
) properties.
The result list is stored within the listProductsReleases.outputFile
, which is used as a source for the Plugin Verifier if the runPluginVerifier
task has no runPluginVerifier.ideVersions
property specified, the output of the listProductsReleases
task is used.
See also printProductsReleases .
Path to the products releases update files. By default, one is downloaded from IntelliJPluginConstants.IDEA_PRODUCTS_RELEASES_URL
.
- Type
FileCollection
- Default value
List of types of IDEs that will be listed in results.
- Type
List<String>
- Default value
Lower boundary of the listed results in product marketing version format, e.g., 2020.2.1
. It takes precedence over the listProductsReleases.sinceBuild
property.
- Type
String
- Default value
Upper boundary of the listed results in product marketing version format, e.g., 2020.2.1
. It takes precedence over the listProductsReleases.untilBuild
property.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Lower boundary of the listed results in build number format, like 192
.
- Type
String
- Default value
Upper boundary of the listed results in build number format, like 192
.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Release channels that product updates will be filtered with.
- Type
Channel
- Default value
EnumSet.allOf(ListProductsReleasesTask.Channel)
Path to the file, where the output list will be stored.
- Type
File
- Default value
File("${project.buildDir}/listProductsReleases.txt")
For Android Studio releases, a separated storage for the updates is used.
- Type
String
- Default value
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JetBrains/intellij-sdk-docs/main/topics/_generated/android_studio_releases.xml
Patches plugin.xml files with values provided to the task.
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To maintain and generate an up-to-date changelog, try using the Gradle Changelog Plugin.
The directory where the patched plugin.xml will be written.
- Type
String
- Default value
${project.buildDir}/patchedPluginXmlFiles
The list of plugin.xml files to patch.
- Type
List<File>
- Default value
auto-discovered from the project
The description of the plugin used in the <description>
tag.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
The lower bound of the version range to be patched used in the since-build
attribute of the <idea-version>
tag.
- Type
String
- Default value
intellij.version
inBranch.Build.Fix
format
The upper bound of the version range to be patched used in the until-build
attribute of the <idea-version>
tag.
- Type
String
- Default value
intellij.version
inBranch.Build.*
format
The version of the plugin used in the <version>
tag.
- Type
String
- Default value
${project.version}
The change notes of the plugin used in the <change-notes>
tag.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
The ID of the plugin used in the <id>
tag.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Prepares the sandbox directory with the installed plugin and its dependencies.
The name of the plugin.
- Type
String
- Default value
The directory with the plugin configuration.
- Type
String
- Default value
${intellij.pluginName}/config
The input plugin JAR file used to prepare the sandbox.
- Type
File
- Default value
output of the
jar
task
Libraries that will be ignored when preparing the sandbox. By default, it excludes all libraries that are a part of the setupDependenciesTask.idea
dependency.
- Type
List<File>
- Default value
org.jetbrains.intellij.tasks.SetupDependenciesTask.idea.get().jarFiles
List of dependencies on external plugins.
- Type
List<PluginDependency>
- Default value
org.jetbrains.intellij.IntelliJPluginExtension.getPluginDependenciesList
Prepares the sandbox directory with the installed plugin and its dependencies for testing purposes.
See prepareSandbox
Task.
Prepares the sandbox directory with the installed plugin and its dependencies for UI testing purposes.
See prepareSandbox
Task.
Print the output produced by the listProductsReleases
task.
Output file provided by the listProductsReleases
task.
Print the output produced by the listBundledPlugins
task.
Output file provided by the listBundledPlugins
task.
Publishes plugin to the remote JetBrains Marketplace repository.
The following attributes are a part of the Publishing DSL publishPlugin { ... }
in which allows Gradle to upload plugin to JetBrains Marketplace. Note that you need to upload the plugin to the repository at least once manually (to specify options like the license, repository URL, etc.) before uploads through Gradle can be used.
See the instruction on how to generate authentication token.
See the Publishing Plugin With Gradle tutorial for step-by-step instructions.
Authentication token.
Required
- Type
String
- Default value
null
List of channel names to upload plugin to.
- Type
List<String>
- Default value
["default"]
Mark the release as hidden to prevent public release after approval. See Hidden release in JetBrains Marketplace docs.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
false
URL host of a plugin repository.
- Type
String
- Default value
ZIP file of plugin to upload.
- Type
File
- Default value
output of the
buildPlugin
task
Specify if the Toolbox Enterprise plugin repository service should be used. This feature is still in the incubating phase and is not yet available for public use.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
false
Run the IDE instance with the developed plugin installed.
runIde
task extends the JavaExec
Gradle task – all properties available in the JavaExec
as well as the following ones can be used to configure the runIde
task.
The IDE dependency sources path. Configured automatically with the setupDependencies.idea
dependency.
- Type
File
- Default value
Custom JetBrains Runtime (JBR) version to use for running the IDE.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
- Accepted values
8u112b752.4
8u202b1483.24
11_0_2b159
note
For more information about JBR versions and variants, see Using a JetBrains Runtime for the Development Instance.
JetBrains Runtime (JBR) variant to use when running the IDE with the plugin.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
JetBrains Runtime architecture. By default, it's resolved based on the current OS and JRE architecture.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Path to the plugins
directory within the sandbox prepared with the prepareSandbox
task. Provided to the idea.plugins.path
system property.
- Type
Directory
- Default value
Enables auto-reload of dynamic plugins. Dynamic plugins will be reloaded automatically when their JARs are modified. This allows a much faster development cycle by avoiding a full restart of the development instance after code changes. Enabled by default in 2020.2 and higher.
See Enabling Auto-Reload for more details.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
true
Run the IDE instance with the developed plugin and robot-server installed and ready for UI testing.
See intellij-ui-test-robot project.
See runIde
task for more details.
Run performance tests on the IDE with the developed plugin installed.
The runIdePerformanceTest
task extends the RunIdeBase
task, so all configuration attributes of JavaExec
and runIde
tasks can be used in the runIdePerformanceTest
as well. See runIde
task for more details.
Currently, the task is under adaptation; more documentation will be added in the future.
Path to directory with test projects and .ijperf files.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Path to the directory where performance test artifacts (IDE logs, snapshots, screenshots, etc.) will be stored. If the directory doesn't exist, it will be created.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Name of the profiler which will be used during execution.
- Type
ProfilerName
- Default value
ProfilerName.ASYNC
- Acceptable values
ProfilerName.ASYNC
ProfilerName.YOURKIT
Run the IntelliJ Plugin Verifier tool to check the binary compatibility with specified IDE builds (see also Verifying Plugin Compatibility).
Plugin Verifier DSL runPluginVerifier { ... }
allows to define the list of IDEs used for the verification, as well as explicit tool version and any of the available options by proxifying them to the Verifier CLI.
tip
For more details, examples or issues reporting, go to the IntelliJ Plugin Verifier repository.
tip
To run Plugin Verifier in
-offline
mode, set the Gradleoffline
start parameter.
The IDEs to be checked in intellij.version
format, i.e.: ["IC-2019.3.5", "PS-2019.3.2"]
. Check the available build versions on IntelliJ Platform Builds list.
- Type
List<String>
- Default value
output of the
listProductsReleases
task
IntelliJ Plugin Verifier version. Do not change unless absolutely required.
- Type
String
- Default value
LATEST
Local path to the pre-downloaded IntelliJ Plugin Verifier JAR file. If set, runPluginVerifier.verifierVersion
is ignored.
- Type
String
- Default value
path to the JAR file resolved using the
runPluginVerifier.verifierVersion
property
A list of the paths to locally installed IDE distributions that should be used for verification in addition to those specified in runPluginVerifier.ideVersions
.
- Type
List<File>
- Default value
[]
ZIP file of the plugin to verify. If empty, the task will be skipped.
- Type
File
- Default value
output of the
buildPlugin
task
Defines the verification level at which the task should fail if any reported issue matches. Can be set as FailureLevel
enum or EnumSet<FailureLevel>
.
- Type
org.jetbrains.intellij.tasks.RunPluginVerifierTask.FailureLevel
- Default value
FailureLevel.COMPATIBILITY_PROBLEMS
- Accepted values
FailureLevel.COMPATIBILITY_WARNINGS
- Compatibility warnings detected against the specified IDE version.FailureLevel.COMPATIBILITY_PROBLEMS
- Compatibility problems detected against the specified IDE version.FailureLevel.DEPRECATED_API_USAGES
- Plugin uses API marked as deprecated (@Deprecated
).FailureLevel.SCHEDULED_FOR_REMOVAL_API_USAGES
- Plugin uses API marked as scheduled for removal (@ApiStatus.ScheduledForRemoval
).FailureLevel.EXPERIMENTAL_API_USAGES
- Plugin uses API marked as experimental (@ApiStatus.Experimental
).FailureLevel.INTERNAL_API_USAGES
- Plugin uses API marked as internal (@ApiStatus.Internal
).FailureLevel.OVERRIDE_ONLY_API_USAGES
- Override-only API is used incorrectly (@ApiStatus.OverrideOnly
).FailureLevel.NON_EXTENDABLE_API_USAGES
- Non-extendable API is used incorrectly (@ApiStatus.NonExtendable
).FailureLevel.PLUGIN_STRUCTURE_WARNINGS
- The structure of the plugin is not valid.FailureLevel.MISSING_DEPENDENCIES
- Plugin has some dependencies missing.FailureLevel.INVALID_PLUGIN
- "Provided plugin artifact is not valid."FailureLevel.NOT_DYNAMIC
- "Plugin cannot be loaded/unloaded without IDE restart."FailureLevel.ALL
- All of the aboveFailureLevel.NONE
- None of the above
The path to the directory where verification reports will be saved.
- Type
String
- Default value
${project.buildDir}/reports/pluginVerifier
The output formats of the verification reports that will be emitted.
- Type
List<String>
- Default value
["plain", "html"]
- Acceptable values
plain
(console output)html
(HTML format)markdown
(Markdown format)
The path to the directory where IDEs used for the verification will be downloaded. By default, it relies on the plugin.verifier.home.dir
system property and falls back to the XDG_CACHE_HOME
environment variable – see XDG Base Directory for more details.
- Type
String
- Default value
System.getProperty("plugin.verifier.home.dir")/ides
,System.getenv("XDG_CACHE_HOME")/pluginVerifier/ides
,System.getProperty("user.home")/.cache/pluginVerifier/ides
or system temporary directory.
Custom JetBrains Runtime (JBR) version to use for running the verification.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
- Acceptable values
8u112b752.4
8u202b1483.24
11_0_2b159
note
For more information about JBR versions and variants, see Using a JetBrains Runtime for the Development Instance.
JetBrains Runtime (JBR) variant to use when running the verification.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
JetBrains Runtime architecture. By default, it's resolved based on the current OS and JRE architecture.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
The path to the directory containing the JVM runtime. Overrides runPluginVerifier.jbrVersion
.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
The list of class prefixes from the external libraries. The Plugin Verifier will not report No such class
for classes of these packages.
- Type
List<String>
- Default value
[]
A file that contains a list of problems that will be ignored in the verification report. It must contain lines in form <plugin_xml_id>:<plugin_version>:<problem_description_regexp_pattern>
.
- Type
File
- Default value
null
A flag that controls the output format - if set to true
, the TeamCity Tests Format – the TeamCity compatible output will be returned to stdout.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
false
Specify which subsystems of the IDE should be checked.
- Type
String
- Default value
all
- Acceptable values
all
android-only
without-android
Arbitrary command line arguments that are passed to the IntelliJ Plugin Verifier as is in addition to the arguments provided by the Plugin Verifier DSL.
Arguments that require a value must be provided in the separate elements of the list.
- Type
List<String>
- Default value
[]
- Acceptable values
["-team-city"]
as a switch["-suppress-internal-api-usages", "jetbrains-plugins"]
as an argument with a value
Setup required dependencies for building and running the project. This task is automatically added to the "After Sync" Gradle trigger to make the IntelliJ SDK dependency available for IntelliJ IDEA right after the Gradle synchronization.
warning
After removing the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin from your project, the
Task 'setupDependencies' not found in root project
exception may occur. See Frequently Asked Questions for more details.
This task exposes the setupDependencies.idea
property which contains a reference to the resolved IDE dependency used for building the plugin.
This property can be referred in Gradle configuration to access IDE dependency classpath.
Prepares code instrumentation tasks.
A flag that controls whether code instrumentation is enabled.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
The path to the directory where instrumented classes will be saved.
- Type
Directory
- Default value
${project.buildDir}/instrumented
Sign the ZIP archive with the provided key using the marketplace-zip-signer library.
To sign the plugin before publishing to JetBrains Marketplace with the signPlugin
task, it is required to provide a certificate chain and a private key with its password using signPlugin { ... }
Plugin Signing DSL.
As soon as signPlugin.privateKey
(or signPlugin.privateKeyFile
) and signPlugin.certificateChain
(or signPlugin.certificateChainFile
) properties are specified, the task will be executed automatically right before the publishPlugin
task.
For more details, see Plugin Signing article.
A string containing X509 certificates. The first certificate from the chain will be used as a certificate authority (CA). Refers to cert
CLI option.
note
This property accepts value provided as a plain text or base64-encoded string.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
A file containing X509 certificates. The first certificate from the chain will be used as a certificate authority (CA). Refers to cert-file
CLI option.
- Type
File
- Default value
null
Encoded private key in PEM format. Refers to key
CLI option.
note
This property accepts value provided as a plain text or base64-encoded string.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
A file with the encoded private key in PEM format. Refers to key-file
CLI option.
- Type
File
- Default value
null
Password required to decrypt the private key. Refers to key-pass
CLI option.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Returns the version of JetBrains Marketplace ZIP Signer CLI that will be used.
- Type
String
- Default value
LATEST
Path to JetBrains Marketplace ZIP Signer CLI file. Takes precedence over signPlugin.cliVersion
.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
KeyStore file path. Refers to ks
CLI option.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
KeyStore password.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
KeyStore key alias. Refers to ks-key-alias
CLI option.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
KeyStore type.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
JCA KeyStore Provider name. Refers to ks-provider-name
CLI option.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
Input, unsigned ZIP archive file. Refers to in
CLI option.
Provided by the buildPlugin
task.
Output, signed ZIP archive file. Refers to out
CLI option.
Predefined with the name of the ZIP archive file with -signed
name suffix attached.
- Type
File
Validates completeness and contents of plugin.xml descriptors as well as plugin archive structure.
Specify whether the build should fail when the verifications performed by this task fail.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
false
Specify whether the build should fail when the verifications performed by this task emit warnings.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
true
Specify whether the build should fail when the verifications performed by this task emit unacceptable warnings.
- Type
Boolean
- Default value
false
The location of the built plugin file which will be used for verification.
- Type
File
- Default value
${prepareSandboxTask.destinationDir}/${prepareSandboxTask.pluginName}
Validates the plugin project configuration:
The
patchPluginXml.sinceBuild
property can't be lower than the major version of the currently used IntelliJ SDK set with theintellij.version
.The
sourceCompatibility
property of the Java configuration can't be lower than the Java version used for assembling the IntelliJ SDK specified by theintellij.version
.The
targetCompatibility
property of the Java configuration can't be higher than the Java version required for running IDE in the version specified by theintellij.version
orpatchPluginXml.sinceBuild
properties.The
kotlinJvmTarget
property of the Kotlin configuration (if used) can't be higher than the Java version required for running IDE in the version specified by theintellij.version
orpatchPluginXml.sinceBuild
properties.The
kotlinLanguageVersion
property of the Kotlin configuration (if used) can't be lower than the Kotlin bundled with IDE in the version specified by theintellij.version
orpatchPluginXml.sinceBuild
properties.The
kotlinApiVersion
property of the Kotlin configuration (if used) can't be higher than the Kotlin bundled with IDE in the version specified by theintellij.version
orpatchPluginXml.sinceBuild
properties.
tip
For more details regarding the Java version used in the specific IntelliJ SDK, see Build Number Ranges.
The dependency on the Kotlin Standard Library (stdlib) is automatically added when using the Gradle Kotlin plugin and may conflict with the version provided with the IntelliJ Platform.
tip
Read more about controlling this behavior on Kotlin Standard Library (stdlib).
An old default
runPluginVerifier.downloadDir
path contains downloaded IDEs, but another default is in use. Links to the FAQ section
Validates the signature of the plugin archive file using the marketplace-zip-signer library.
For more details, see Plugin Signing article.
note
Currently unavailable — please use
verifyPluginSignature.certificateChainFile
instead.
- Type
String
- Default value
null
A file containing X509 certificates. The first certificate from the chain will be used as a certificate authority (CA). Refers to cert
CLI option.
By default, the certificate chain file is set to the value of the signPlugin.certificateChainFile
property. If absent, the signPlugin.certificateChain
property is used instead, but due to the CLI tool limitations, a temporary file is created and the certificate chain is written to it.
- Type
File
- Default value
Input, signed ZIP archive file. Refers to in
CLI option.
Provided by the signPlugin
task.
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