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Contributing to the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin

There are many ways to contribute to the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin project, and each of them is valuable to us. Every submitted feedback, issue, or pull request is highly appreciated.

Issue Tracker

Before reporting an issue, please update your configuration to use always the latest release, or try with the snapshot release, which contains not-yet publicly available changes.

If you find your problem unique, and it wasn't yet reported to us, file an issue using the provided issue template.

Run Integration Tests

The project provides Unit Tests and Integration Tests to verify if nothing is broken with the real-life project examples. Integration Tests provide various different test cases with a dedicated verification scenarios available in verify.main.kts files. Read the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin Integration Tests document to find more about this kind of test and find out how to create new scenarios.

Link With Your Project

It is possible to link your plugin project with the Gradle IntelliJ Plugin project, so it'll be loaded and built as a module. To integrate it with another consumer-like project, add the following line in the Gradle settings file and refresh your Gradle configuration:

includeBuild("/path/to/gradle-intellij-plugin")

Pull Requests

To correctly prepare the pull requests, make sure to provide the following information:

  • proper title and description of the GitHub Pull Request – describe what your change introduces, what issue it fixes, etc.
  • relevant entry in the CHANGES.md file
  • unit tests (if necessary)
  • integration tests (if necessary)