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Can you try a build scan or running with --stacktrace to get more info?

Yes sure. What I currently figured out is when I put one of my other precompiled plugins into root level build.script like:

plugins {
    id("de.myorg.configuration.project") version ("1.0.0")
}

and remove the version from

id("de.myorg.configuration.android-app")

plugin in app build.gradle.kts it works. This makes absolutely no sense to me. I have 2 other precompiled plugins, both do not load any android related plugins and both work when I put them directly into plugins block with version in app build.gradle.kts. Only the precompiled plugins that load android plugins do not work...

What's on line 58 here? android-compose-application.gradle.kts:58 ?

@no I do not have this line. I have currently changed the content of a`ndroid-compose-application.gradle.kts` :

package de.myorg.configuration

plugins {
    kotlin("jvm")
}

// Set a toolchain. This will update the toolchain for Kotlin and Java compile tasks as well
kotlin {
    jvmToolchain {
        (this as JavaToolchainSpec).languageVersion.set(JavaLanguageVersion.of(11))
    }
}

It still does not work so it's not android plugin related or something which I assumed initially. This is really strange. Might this be a problem with the filename per se?

I'm not sure. I don't have access to all your files. I was just guessing. Check all the other lines that appear in the stacktrace for a clue

I have renamed the precompiled script and now gradle claims this plugin cannot be found even tho the file structure in the repo looks good. Meanwhile I think this fucking amazon s3 repo is broken somehow...