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bucket-jitpack

Bucket buckets all the GitBucket plug-ins in one bucket under /plugins.

This "tool" is using Gradle to download all the existing/required/configured GitBucket plug-ins into a single /plugins directory suitable for installation/update.

Usage

Prerequisites is Gradle >= 3.5 (e.g. by installing using SDKMAN).

Run %> gradle getAll to download all configured GitBucket plug-ins.

Available Tasks:

clean   - Cleans all the previously downloaded GitBucket plug-ins!
getAll  - Downloads all the configured GitBucket plug-ins!
makeZip - Creates a ZIP of all the configured GitBucket plug-ins!
listAll - Lists all the configured GitBucket plug-ins!

If you don't need all the plug-ins, or what different versions, see in build.gradle the dependencies section for changes.

Why

  • there are already quite a few nice plug-ins for GitBucket, but no easy way to get them.
  • there's no automatic GitBucket plug-in update/download functionality yet (that can work behind proxies too).
  • it can fetch unpublished or unreleased plug-in versions too, thanks to JitPack so it's good and quick solution to trying new plug-in features.

How

JitPack really does all the magic:

  • allows any GitHub branch, tag or commit to be accessible as a Maven package, as if it were released.
  • this build.gradle only references those Maven coordinates.

Note: GitHub PRs can also be used, but only the last one and one needs as coordinates the branch or the author that submitted the PR.