Hey friends, I noticed with the Develocity Plugin 4.0, there is no space between the plugin version and the Android Gradle plugin version. See screenshot:

Hi, I would like to let Claude Code access our Develocity instance so I’m wondering if there are any plans to create Develocity MCP Server.

What's the recommended GitHub actions setup when using Maven in order to preserve the local build cache in GitHub's action cache?

Hello, our build scan are rejected from develocity, I have access to the rejected .scan file, is there a tool I can use to open the file and see why it's 50MB large? We basically disabled most of the outputs and it's still too large (

-Dscan.capture-artifact-transforms=false -Dscan.capture-build-logging=false -Dscan.capture-test-logging=false

).

The

scan.capture-artifact-transforms

option doesn't seem to be documented on the docs page

Was there ever a fix for the number of items on the deprecations page? For example on this deprecation warnings page it says 202 total items, if I expand one of the dropdowns it then says 204 total items. https://scans.gradle.com/s/344slydgxn7zw/deprecations?expanded=WyI1NSIsIjE4NCIsIjkzIi[…]TQiLCIyMDUiLCIxNjMiLCIxMzMiLCIxNDMiLCIxMDMiLCIyMjEiXQ&page=1 This is important because as I'm preparing my build for Gradle 9.0.0, I want to keep track of the number of build deprecations and check them off.

👋 Hey folks I was using gradle enterprise plugin And the build scans were uploading fine I upgraded today to develocity plugin It fails with an error "The build scan publishing request was rejected as the data exceeded the maximum size." May i know what this size limitation here is? and why it fails only with new versions of plugin but not on the old one Notes: Using free build scans

How can I learn more about the AI powered failure grouping? When I click the link, it disappears. Here's an example: https://scans.gradle.com/s/wdiabwq5tj6h4 or see video below.

Hi there, I came across a bug with spock and test-retry

* What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':dd-java-agent:instrumentation:apache-httpclient:apache-httpclient-5.0:latestDepTest'.
> The following test methods could not be retried, which is unexpected. Please file a bug report at <https://github.com/gradle/test-retry-gradle-plugin/issues>
     server error request with parent#server error request with parent [method: GET, #0]
     server error request with parent#server error request with parent [method: POST, #1]
     client error request with parent#client error request with parent [method: GET, #0]

I do have a build-scan : https://gradle.com/s/eei6jmlinz6na if that helps, and there's source code available if that helps. I already replied to https://github.com/gradle/test-retry-gradle-plugin/issues/386, but I'm unsure how synced the test-retry plugin and develocity intertwin, so I'd rather report here as well. Thanks a lot for your consideration.

Hi! What are the requirements to use the new IntelliJ plugin? I installed it, ran

./gradlew check

in my project, and there is a new 'timeline' tab but it doesn't have any data

Folks, is there a way to configure the develocity gradle plugin to use two gradle servers? the examples are typically in the form of

server = 'https://....'

Using the develocity plugin with injection seems to disable configuration caching;

Calculating task graph as configuration cache cannot be reused because system property 'com.gradle.develocity.ide.plugin.port' has changed.

Folks, is there I way that I can check develocity server logs for rejected buildscans (and what was the size of the payload)? We are using develocity version

2024.1.9

[Develocity plugin for IntelliJ/AS] We're running on 2025.2 with 4.1 version of the Gradle plugin and 0.5.1 of the Develocity ide plugin, but I only see the Timeline to show up on the

Sync

tab of the

Build

window. When I execute any Android app run configuration, the

Build Output

window doesn't show the timeline at all. When I execute Gradle run configuration (either by setting one up or run Execute Gradle Task manually, it does work!

I have a little feature request. I have a task failing in develocity. the failure overview gives me the option to go to the log output directly, but I would like to have a link to task in the timeline view too to for diagnosing the issue. does that makes sense?

How do I change my password on Develocity? Concretely on https://ge.spockframework.org/

Not sure if it is a proper place - can we have somewhere compatibility table between develocity gradle plugin and develocity server?

Feature request - have settings to not show the notification popup about scan upload

Is there a way to determine how many users are using my current Develocity instance? I am fairly certain that there used to be an endpoint for that, but I am unable to find it anywhere.

Is there guide how to use develocity trends? We did changes in our builds, I clearly see that dependencies download times dropped.

GH Action for gradle setup - is it needed if we use Develocity? I mostly interested in caching like configuration cache.

I see message

Did not find udev library in operating system. Some features may not work.

We use alpine docker image. I'm making a custom docker image with install of the

eudev

. How to point develocity/gradle to

eudev

instead?

Hey, I see that Develocity plugin for IntelliJ is progressing. On the profiling part, to display flamegraph, there's the ones from JetBrains, but's that's close source. Maybe you can be interested in this swing component : https://github.com/bric3/fireplace Disclaimer I'm the author.

👋 I'm using the maven develocity plugin on the apache james project. We recently had an issue on CI where the remote build cache ended up being corrupted. I managed to build a reproduction flow which reliably demonstrated the cache corruption on the local cache. After upgrading the plugin version I was able to observe that the corruption did not occur anymore. However running the build on the CI with

-DrerunGoals

did not fix the remote cache (but it did rerun all the cacheable tasks) reverting the flag from the projects Jenkinsfile triggered the same error again. I'm wondering if this is expected. Maybe because of the way I passed the

-DrerunGoals

through environment variables it was somehow included in the cache key and it didn't overwrite the corrupted remote cache entries The documentation about

DrerunGoals

is pretty light and could probably benefit from a bit more precision on what to expect and possible pitfalls when used on CI envs ...

Hey Does anyone experience Intellij being slow because of Develocity plugin? When I do

Help -> Diagnostic Tools -> Activity Monitor

, Develocity shows up taking a lot of CPU, consistently

What's the proper place to report about Develocity Gradle plugin issue?

is the free version of Develocity down? I am getting the following error:

Publishing Build Scan to Develocity...

The Develocity server (<http://scans-in.gradle.com|scans-in.gradle.com>) rejected the request due to authentication being required.
If you are able to sign in to this server in a web browser, you can authenticate your environment by running the following task:

:provisionDevelocityAccessKey

Or see <https://gradle.com/help/gradle-plugin-authenticating> for additional help with authenticating your build environment.

hello, Gradle links are broken: gradle.com/s/vimgpxo7clawc

How the critical path search works ? On this scan scans.gradle.com/s/jllbgu5bf5u7e/timeline?… I would have expected to see these tasks to be in critical path, so I'm quite surprised they weren't. These tasks have the particularity of using a shared service, that is deliberately using

maxParallelUsage = 1

in CI. EDIT: I should have read the question mark, determination of the critical path do not consider the build services.

Made a tree graph of the Java Tasks