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Deprecate our Gradle plugin's integration with Gradle's maven plugin #25267
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Thanks, @dreis2211. The plugin already works with Gradle 7 despite the absence of the
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Ah, I missed #24526 - learned something new. Thanks. |
I've opened #25275 to improve the documentation in 2.3.x. Let's use this issue for the deprecation in 2.5. Stage three will then be taken care of as part of our standard deprecation removal sweep in 2.7. |
I've labelled this as on hold as we should only do it if #24225 makes it into 2.5. |
On second thought, I don't think we need to wait. We should be discouraging the use of the maven plugin as much as we can at this point. |
Hi,
this is sort of related to #24225 but given the impact I think it's worth a dedicated ticket.
The maven plugin is deprecated since 6.x and Boot's Gradle Plugin makes use of it via
MavenPluginAction
...Since the documentation is also kind of "advertising" the usage (it's the first option in the docs) I'm relatively certain that users still use the maven plugin instead of the maven publish plugin. Maybe we could put a little warning in the docs about the deprecation (in earlier Boot releases) or remove the docs completely?Anyhow - if the plan is to support Gradle 7 this will break the Gradle Plugin as it removed classes like
MavenPlugin
.In case you wanted to tackle this inside #24225 please ignore me and close the ticket, but when I thought about release notes generation a dedicated ticket made sense in my head.
Cheers,
Christoph
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