As we welcome 2025 is time to review 2024 in terms of releases. You can find reviews for previous years: 2021, 2022, 2023. 2024 saw a significant reduction in the number of releases posted, for a total of 28, compared to 42 and 59 in previous years. One of the reasons as mentioned in 2023 is that I no longer maintain as many Gradle plugins as I did in the past, but also I took an opportunity to concentrate on my well being, spend time away from the computer and enjoy the sights. Of the many lessons learned from the pandemic period is that the future remains uncertain and time is a scarce, non-renewable resource. Here's the list of projects under my control that posted releases:
| Project | Releases |
|---|---|
| asciidoctor-gradle-plugin | 5 |
| enforcer-gradle-plugin | 1 |
| ezmorph | 1 |
| jandex-gradle-plugin | 2 |
| jreleaser | 6 |
| jreleaser/release-action | 1 |
| jreleaser/release-action@go | 1 |
| jreleaser/release-action@java | 1 |
| jreleaser/release-action@rustzig | 1 |
| jreleaser/release-action@zig | 1 |
| json-lib | 1 |
| moditect | 3 |
| moditect-org-parent | 1 |
| pomchecker | 3 |
It's worth noting that Schalk Cronjé continues to be the driving force behind updates and changes made to the asciidoctor-gradle-plugin, I'm simply the release master. Schalk also took some well deserved time away from the project. We're looking for contributors and committers.
If you find any of these projects to be useful to your work then consider sponsoring my work. There's Patreon or GitHub sponsorship options. You may also become a Tidelift subscriptor and notify me of the packages you'd like to see lifted. It's also possible to sponsor (or bounty a feature!) for JReleaser via its Open Collective.
Keep on coding!
