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Attempting to access the global Gradle plugins fails when running with isolated projects. Instead of checking for a marker plugin on the Gradle object, we now install a marker plugin on every project.
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Did they still not add a way to check if the repos are coming from the settings? They were discussing that a while ago |
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Not that I can see. There haven't been any API changes to |
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Attempting to access the global
Gradleplugins fails when running with isolated projects (as it counts as mutable state). Instead of checking for a marker plugin on the Gradle object, we now install a marker plugin on every project.There's some further work to be done here to make MDG compatible with isolated projects (mostly around
ModModel'sSourceSetreferences), but I think that requires some discussion first.