Apply Gradle's strict plugin types validation to the Spotless plugin #2454
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Enable Gradle Plugin types strict validation by the :gradle-plugin:validatePlugins task. The task now applies more rules for plugin types. Add missing mandatory cacheability annotations on SpotlessTask, SpotlessApply, SpotlessCheck and SpotlessDiagnoseTask.
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Enable Gradle Plugin types strict validation by the :gradle-plugin:validatePlugins task.
ValidatePluginschecks property annotations on work items like tasks and artifact transforms. Stricter validation adds forward-moving rules that will be promoted to regular validation. Most often in the next Gradle major version.Add missing mandatory cacheability annotations on SpotlessTask, SpotlessApply, SpotlessCheck and SpotlessDiagnoseTask.