2.0 - Use the built-in Gradle version checker #1549
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Pull Request Details
Gradle added the
GradlePluginApiVersion.GRADLE_PLUGIN_API_VERSION_ATTRIBUTE
to use the build-in variant mechanism to select a compatible Gradle plugin, or fails the build. The downside of the build-in option is the massive wall of text (the variant error output) when you consume your Gradle plugin with a lower Gradle version, eg 8.0.But, starting with Gradle 8.7, the variant error output is more human readable: gradle/gradle#24609
This PR removes the custom check but with down-side of suboptimal experience using Gradle < 8.7.
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