Gradle is a combination of the Apache Ant and Maven tools and used for providing animation in the programs or software developed using Java. Its configuration is based on Groove based system rather than the usual XML type of format. With the help of Gradle, you can easily make a build tree for multiple projects.
Below are few major features of Gradle
Q1. What is Gradle?
Gradle is an open-source build modern automation tool that is designed to be flexible enough to build almost any type of software for the purpose of software development for project build automation.
Q2. Enlist major advantages of Gradle?
The major advantages of Gradle are:
Q3. In which language gradle is written?
Gradle is written using Java (Kotlin, Groovy, Scala), C/C++, and JavaScript languages.
Q4. What is Gradle Wrapper?
The Gradle Wrapper is a script that invokes a declared version of Gradle generally used to manage their project's build lifecycle.
Q5. List tools to install Gradle via package manager?
JDK and Groovy are the prerequisites tools to install Gradle via the package manager.
Q6. Explain Gradle Wrapper, and Daemon?
The Gradle Wrapper is a script that invokes a declared version of Gradle generally used to manage their project's build lifecycle.
The Gradle Daemon keeps the Gradle Framework initialized and running, and caches project data in memory to improve performance.
Q7. What is build scan?
A build scan is a representation of data captured as you run your build.
Q8. How to Auto-apply the build scan plugin?
Gradle should detect that the build scan plugin is already requested, and should not auto-apply it.
Q9. What is name of Gradle build file?
The name of the Gradle build file by default is namebuild.gradle.
Q10. Enlist types of plugins available in Gradle?
The plugins available in Gradle are:
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