Gradle update#58
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- Converted groovy to kotlin - Implemented grammar generation via gradle task, making them caching-compatible - Added gradle configuration cache to make rebuilds significantly faster
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Gradle 9.0 is releasing soon, with the configuration cache enabled by default, so I updated the plugin's buildscript to be compatible with it, along with some other minor tweaks.
The changes are:
generateGrammarCleantask to be config cache compatible by breaking out each generation step (lexer, highlight lexer, parser) into a separate sub-task with its own dedicated generation target directory. This way the source sets are not mixed, and changing one grammar does not require rebuilding the others.intellijPlatform {}project DSL. This is functionally equivalent, but the platform plugin has extra safety checks on these.verifyPlugingradle task. This is the same verifier that they use on the marketplace.