I used python as glue code in different places. The downside of this is that it adds python to the build closure which is a lot for just glue code.
Since any Gradle build must run on the JVM, it might be better to use a language that runs on the JVM instead - Java or maybe Kotlin (but kotlin has quite a closure as well).
I used python as glue code in different places. The downside of this is that it adds python to the build closure which is a lot for just glue code.
Since any Gradle build must run on the JVM, it might be better to use a language that runs on the JVM instead - Java or maybe Kotlin (but kotlin has quite a closure as well).