Repository change required on readme.md about plugin-yml HOT 4 CLOSED

Do you mean in the Paper examples? The repository for plugin-yml doesn't have to be specified manually if you use the plugins { ... } block.

The papermc repository was probably meant for the PaperAPI dependency, although it's a bit inconsistent that it's specified in the Paper example but not for Bukkit etc.

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Yeah, I was talking about the Paper examples. I'm sorry about the first message, I understand now that the repo in the example was for something else. I am actually doing some maintenance on some Gradle code that uses the legacy way of specifying plugins, so in this case I was looking for a repository to declare.
I think that specifying where the plugin is hosted might be useful for some people so if you could mention it somewhere on the README I'd be thankful.

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I think that legacy way of specifying plugins has been largely obsolete for quite some time, so I would prefer not documenting it anymore.

Most Gradle plugins are uploaded to the Gradle plugin portal nowadays (since this is what the plugins { ... } block most easily works with). In that case you should be able to use

buildscript {
    repositories {
        gradlePluginPortal()
    }
}

without giving an explicit URL.

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What you're saying sounds reasonable, thanks for your time! I'm sorry for bothering you with this pointless issue, next time I'll try to pay more attentions to details. Cheers!

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