Declarative Gradle EAP 3

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Declarative Gradle EAP 3 - Feedback Form

https://blog.gradle.org/declarative-gradle-april-2025-update

Declarative Gradle is still in an experimental stage and is not ready for production use. We are providing a third early access preview to gather additional feedback from the community. We invite you to try out the samples and to let us know what you think.

Which Declarative Gradle samples did you try?

Java Application

Kotlin Application

Android Application

Other:

How would you rate your knowledge of Gradle?

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Which IDE do you predominately use Gradle with?

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VSCode, GitHub Codespaces, etc.

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Which ecosystems do you develop software in with Gradle?

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Java

Kotlin / Kotlin Multiplatform

Other JVM

C/C++

Swift

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Other:

I need flexibility and extensibility in my build

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I find it hard to understand or predict what a build will do based only on its build scripts.

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Based on what I've seen so far, Declarative Gradle would have a positive impact on my build.

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Strongly Agree

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I would use Declarative Gradle if it was available in the next major release of Gradle.

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Strongly Agree

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Do you have any feedback about Declarative Gradle syntax, features, and direction? Any feedback is appreciated!

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