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This problem is not as trivial as expected. A plugin found on the portal will have a name that is not necessarily related to its classpath dependency. For instance the docker-compose plugin has a plugin name com.avast.gradle.docker-compose, but a classpath dependency with group gradle.plugin.com.avast.gradle and name gradle-docker-compose-plugin. Maybe we'll need to retrieve more metadata from the plugin portal in order to be able to match the classpath dependency.
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Handle plugins imported as regular dependency
Handle plugins imported as regular dependency that are not on maven central
Nov 8, 2019
When a project imports a plugin as a regular dependency, for instance
implementation("org.unbroken-dome.gradle-plugins:gradle-testsets-plugin:2.1.1")
the tool will not find it's latest version since the plugin is kept on Gradle's plugin portal.
A probable solution would be to try finding the dependency on the plugin portal if not found on maven central.
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