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BuildConfig vs install-plugin

Jeff
I have always used the install-plugin command to install plugins but recently I've noticed that some people prefer declaring their plugins in BuildConfig. Is there an advantage of one approach over another?
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Re: BuildConfig vs install-plugin

Konstantinos Kostarellis
Hi Jeff,

in BuildConfig you can specify scopes for the plugins. Also you can specify exclude for transitive plugins/dependencies.
Besides that it is the only way to make a plugin-dependency transitive through your own in-place-plugins.

Cheers,
   Kosta

2011/10/28 Jeff <[hidden email]>
I have always used the install-plugin command to install plugins but recently
I've noticed that some people prefer declaring their plugins in BuildConfig.
Is there an advantage of one approach over another?

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Re: BuildConfig vs install-plugin

Nick Vaidyanathan
this is the type of great Q&A that will get asked a lot. Might be worth noticing the differences between the approaches in http://grails.org/doc/2.0.x/guide/plugins.html, or creating a third page that compares/contrasts them and is linked from both.

On Fri, Oct 28, 2011 at 8:25 AM, Konstantinos Kostarellis <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi Jeff,

in BuildConfig you can specify scopes for the plugins. Also you can specify exclude for transitive plugins/dependencies.
Besides that it is the only way to make a plugin-dependency transitive through your own in-place-plugins.

Cheers,
   Kosta

2011/10/28 Jeff <[hidden email]>
I have always used the install-plugin command to install plugins but recently
I've noticed that some people prefer declaring their plugins in BuildConfig.
Is there an advantage of one approach over another?

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