Is there a project isolation compatible way to specify that all subprojects should have a specific plugin applied? My use case is that I have a convention plugin that I want applied to all subprojects, but I don't want to have to remember to add it for any new subproject.

gradle.lifecycle.beforeProject { ... }

iirc

Nice, thanks!

‘:data’ phantom project can be avoided by adjusting the project dir. docs: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/multi_project_builds.html#modifying_a_subproject_path

For my use case

if(childProjects.isNotEmpty()) return@beforeProject

is a little cleaner

For more context, the issue where this was discussed: https://github.com/gradle/gradle/issues/22514#issuecomment-2099179052

Seems to be working pretty well (other than needing to use

afterEvaluate

to apply precompiled script plugins)

Dooon't

Thanks! I know

afterEvaluate

is usually the wrong answer, but this is in my WIP branch for Gradle 9 so I figured I'd get the solution before I merged it (which I did thanks to you 😄 )