In case you're interested I've created a new plugi...
# nextflow-plugins
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In case you're interested I've created a new plugin from scratch , trying to simplify to the max the creation of new plugins. • it's a toy, not very util. The idea is to read excel files as CSV and maybe write on it • Use last version of Gradle (8.x) • My repo is for a "single plugin" trying to remove all gradle tasks complexity • Also I've moved the logic from the build.gradle to 2 gradle tasks in buildSrc directory (next step can be to create a new gradle plugin with them to avoid c&p and reuse the code) • I've included a github action and when I create a new tag it automatically create a new release and attach json+zip artifacts you can see it at https://github.com/jagedn/nf-apache-poi
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I've recorded a small video showing how easily you can debug a plugin with last version of nextflow (yes, I know, if you've tests you dont need to debug, but sometime ...) https://fediverse.tv/w/adP5DADbkHYuoWr64s4bJb
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hi, I just posted a question similar to this here https://nextflow.slack.com/archives/C02T98A23U7/p1709655400932709 about how to create Groovy Libraries for use with Nextflow, then I just saw this, and now I am wondering, what is the difference between creating a Groovy Library and a Nextflow Plugin? Is one easier than the other? When should you use one instead of the other?