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Use Kotlin & QuPath Gradle Plugin #21
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Looks great, hopefully kotlin isn't intimidating for new users (or at least if so, they don't ever have to deal with it)
Thanks, this will take a bit longer since it's failing with |
With regard to intimidatingness, I think it should be much lower now as there are only two blocks that need to be edited - and perhaps the build.gradle.kts// TODO: Configure your extension here (please change the defaults!)
qupathExtension {
name = "qupath-extension-template"
group = "io.github.qupath"
version = "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"
description = "A simple QuPath extension"
automaticModule = "io.github.qupath.extension.template"
} settings.gradle.kts// TODO: Specify which version of QuPath the extension is targeting here
qupath {
version = "0.6.0-SNAPSHOT"
} |
See qupath/qupath#1709 for more info. |
Rationally I agree, but I feel like sometimes people are unduly put off by different languages. I don't think it's worth stopping useful improvements for though either way |
with this PR, running |
Needed to resolve issue reported by @carlocastoldi
Since it's the current stable release.
Thanks @carlocastoldi that should now be fixed (the order the plugins are added at the top of |
Updates this repo for QuPath v0.6.0 with two big changes:
The practical outcome is that the build files can be much shorter and simpler.