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Precompiled script plugins are a great way to go, however they do add some build overhead

Precompiled scripts are the way when you want to build reusable parts! @Eli Graber is right about the overhead; they are slow to compile, but they are cached; if you can keep the cache around, compiling them is a rare occurrence.

Besides that

apply from

still works with Kotlin DSL, you just do not have the type-safe accessors. But yes, with both Groovy and Kotlin DSL the better way is to use precompiled script plugins.

@Vampire that was exactly what I first hit when trying to simply break the script into smaller files. I'll then go the route of setting these up as PSPs. Thank you all for the input, very much appreciate it.