The JDepend plugin performs quality checks on your project’s source files using JDepend and generates reports from these checks.
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Since JDepend is unmaintained and does not support bytecode compiled for Java 8 and above, the JDepend plugin has been deprecated and is scheduled to be removed in Gradle 6.0. |
Usage
To use the JDepend plugin, include the following in your build script:
plugins {
id 'jdepend'
}
plugins {
jdepend
}
The plugin adds a number of tasks to the project that perform the quality checks. You can execute the checks by running gradle check.
Note that JDepend will run with the same Java version used to run Gradle.
Tasks
The JDepend plugin adds the following tasks to the project:
jdependMain— JDepend-
Depends on:
classesRuns JDepend against the production Java source files.
jdependTest— JDepend-
Depends on:
testClassesRuns JDepend against the test Java source files.
jdependSourceSet— JDepend-
Depends on:
sourceSetClassesRuns JDepend against the given source set’s Java source files.
The JDepend plugin adds the following dependencies to tasks defined by the Java plugin.
Additional task dependencies
check-
All JDepend tasks, including
jdependMainandjdependTest.
Dependency management
The JDepend plugin adds the following dependency configurations:
Dependency configurations
jdepend-
The JDepend libraries to use
Configuration
See the JDependExtension class in the API documentation.