In the project we moved from

buildSrc

towards

includeBuild("build-logic")

, but there are few leftovers. In

build.gradle

scripts we have

import

statements like

import com.acme.gradle.transform.UnzipTransform

dependencies.registerTransform(UnzipTransform) {
    from.attribute(ArtifactTypeDefinition.ARTIFACT_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE, "jar")
    to.attribute(ArtifactTypeDefinition.ARTIFACT_TYPE_ATTRIBUTE, "unzipped")
}

or

import com.acme.gradle.sql.ImportSqlDump
...
tasks.register('importInterchangeDump', ImportSqlDump) {
    database = "acquiring"
    username = "${db.adminUser}"
    password = "${db.adminPassword}"
    importFiles = [project.projectDir.toPath().resolve("db/dump/interchange.sql.gz").toFile()]
}

For this reason we cannot drop the

buildSrc

directory, which now only has

build.gradle

with several declared dependencies for scripts. More or less I understand we should move towards a mix of plugins imported by their id + extensions declaring parameters. Any other guidelines advised there?

"cannot" is not correct. :-) You could e.g. have those dependencies in the

buildscript

block of the respective build script. Or you could e.g. have the dependencies in the build of any project in

build-logic

and then apply a plugin from that project that does nothing in

apply

. Or you could e.g. have the dependencies in the build of any project in

build-logic

and then "apply" any plugin from that project with "`apply false`".

thank you!