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All that function is doing is taking the Provider input and building a formatted string - convert is as appropriate to Groovy. Parameter type and return value would be the same, the rest is syntax differences.

yup, that's what I'm trying to determine

yes. create a

plugin

function with the same parameter type, logic, and return value.

yeah I have no idea how to do that, trying to find the API I would need to call and not finding anything

no API. just a one-line Groovy function.

which would be?

surely you have other Groovy functions as an example? Haven’t touched Groovy in years. A quick Google should give you the syntax.

thanks for the help Chris!

dude, seriously, you can fill in the blanks with Google instead of dumping on folks trying to help. The first results in a Google search are:

def methodName() { 
   //Method code 
}

…the rest is boilerplate equivalent to the Kotlin function.

not sure how trying to help is telling me to "google", but thanks anyway

I provided you guidance on how to approach this, context that it’s a straightforward Groovy function (you’d indicated extensive Groovy code elsewhere) - that should be sufficient to get you on your way. Most folks would take it from there.

Something like that might get you started:

def plugin(Provider<PluginDependency> plugin) {
    plugin.map { "${it.pluginId}:${it.pluginId}.gradle.plugin:${it.version}"}
}