In some places, the examples use the modern (and preferred) build.gradle.kts kotlinscript syntax, and in others they use the older build.gradle groovy syntax (like in swift-java-weather-app/weather-lib/build.gradle and hello-swift-java/hashing-lib/build.gradle).
It would be good to standardize on a single style for the sample build scripts, not least because it would enable us to share some of the logic with the root swift-android.gradle.kts.
This could also serve as a playground for an eventual set of official recommendations for how to construct Gradle projects that use Swift without necessarily relying on any external plugins.
In some places, the examples use the modern (and preferred)
build.gradle.ktskotlinscript syntax, and in others they use the olderbuild.gradlegroovy syntax (like inswift-java-weather-app/weather-lib/build.gradleandhello-swift-java/hashing-lib/build.gradle).It would be good to standardize on a single style for the sample build scripts, not least because it would enable us to share some of the logic with the root
swift-android.gradle.kts.This could also serve as a playground for an eventual set of official recommendations for how to construct Gradle projects that use Swift without necessarily relying on any external plugins.