Update to new Error Prone plugin #292
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Re-hash of #219, resolves #218 I'd like to unify this configuration to a shared gradle file like `errorprone-config.gradle`, but I can't figure out how to do that cleanly in a root build.gradle since A. per-project plugins don't seem to be registered yet at that point (can't check if a subproject is a java project) B. can't seem to declare plugin other than via `apply: plugin` (though this part is manageable I guess
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Re-hash of #219, resolves #218
I'd like to unify this configuration to a shared gradle file like
errorprone-config.gradle, but I can't figure out how to do that cleanly in a root build.gradle sinceA. per-project plugins don't seem to be registered yet at that point (can't check if a subproject is a java project)
B. can't seem to declare plugin other than via
apply: plugin(though this part is manageable I guess)