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I think you're missing the repo:

url = uri("https://<redacted>/artifactory/my-awesome-repo")

It's there, sorry I removed it for clarity. The URL for the POM checks.

Do you see the pom in the gradle cache? After clearing out that directory?

Yeah, so it downloads the POM from the right location but it doesn't place the POM in gradle cache.

If it's a plugin, then there might be some gradle support files involved, could those be missing?

Wel I would have thought that the first directory I mentioned are the support files you are talking of

We also only have the pom, jar, and sources.jar, so that should work

And how do you apply the plugin? Could be the issue I think

We use the "traditional" method, though I cannot rule out that there might be instances where we use a plugins block

@Markus Maier yeah, so I switched to the traditional method and it works now!!

Great! Then you're probably only missing the "extra" files for gradle plugins that translate from plugin id to maven coordinates

I do not see anything obvious that you missed. If the legacy application method works, then everything under

com/github/node-gradle/gradle-node-plugin/3.2.1/

is OK and what is problematic is the part under

com/github/node-gradle/node/com.github.node-gradle.node.gradle.plugin/3.2.1/

I would double check that you copied the right thing and preserved its name.