build.gradle

plugins {
    // Official Nextflow plugin toolchain. It resolves the Nextflow API (incl.
    // 26.x, which Maven Central doesn't carry) from the Seqera Maven repo,
    // provides pf4j/slf4j/test deps, and generates the plugin manifest +
    // META-INF/extensions.idx — so the build can't drift from the Nextflow API
    // it targets (the recurring cause of #3 / #7 / #9).
    id 'io.nextflow.nextflow-plugin' version '1.0.0-beta.15'
}

group = 'io.nextflow'
version = '0.10.0'

nextflowPlugin {
    // The Nextflow version this plugin is built against and tracks. Bump this
    // (not a hand-edited manifest) to follow Nextflow releases.
    nextflowVersion = '26.04.3'
    provider        = 'scttfrdmn'
    className       = 'io.nextflow.spawn.SpawnPlugin'
    description     = 'Nextflow executor plugin that runs tasks on ephemeral EC2 instances via spore-host/spawn'

    // Generates META-INF/extensions.idx so Nextflow's ExecutorFactory discovers
    // the executor (replaces the hand-maintained file from #7).
    extensionPoints = [
        'io.nextflow.spawn.SpawnExecutor',
        'io.nextflow.spawn.SpawnPoolObserverFactory'
    ]
}

// SpawnCiHygieneTest reads CI config, so declare those files as test inputs (#80).
//
// Without this, Gradle's up-to-date check only considers Groovy sources: a commit
// that reverts an action pin or deletes dependabot.yml touches neither, so with a
// warm cache (CI restores one via gradle/actions/setup-gradle) `:test` is SKIPPED
// and the hygiene check silently never runs. Found by mutating the config and
// watching the suite report success — a gate that fails open is worse than none.
tasks.named('test') {
    inputs.files(fileTree('.github')).withPropertyName('ciConfig').withPathSensitivity(PathSensitivity.RELATIVE)
    inputs.file('build.gradle').withPropertyName('buildScript').withPathSensitivity(PathSensitivity.RELATIVE)
    inputs.file('settings.gradle').withPropertyName('settingsScript').withPathSensitivity(PathSensitivity.RELATIVE)
}