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Change from computing the symbolic name with OsgiHelper.getBundleSymbolicName(Project) when it's not set explicitly on the object, to first asking the jar's manifest if it's been set in there.

Right now "uninstallBundles" simply uninstalls the bundles in the order it "discovers" them, which is effectively alphabetical. Unfortunately that can also effectively be the opposite order that they should be uninstalled.

It should ask each bundle what other bundles depend on them (or what other bundles it depends on) and build a dependency graph so that it can uninstall from "least connected" to "most connected".

Hello,

Please publish your plugin to the official Gradle plugin repository. I'm sure it will increase adoption and usage.

It's quite simple to do: https://plugins.gradle.org/docs/submit

Thanks,

SlingSupport, SlingServerConfigurations, etc. are not bundle-specific and are shared with the -package project. They should be moved into their own library/project.

Right now SlingServersConfiguration is created for each project, which means that information added by one project (such as publish not being available) has to be "rediscovered" by all the other projects.

Currently in SlingServersConfiguration.groovy, the method defaultServers() uses hard coded values for an local author and publish server. This should be updated to try to pull from the system's environment variables if they are configured.

For Ex.
Could have following environment vars set:
AEM_AUTHOR_MACHINENAME
AEM_AUTHOR_PORT
AEM_AUTHOR_PROTOCOL
AEM_AUTHOR_USERNAME
AEM_AUTHOR_PASSWORD
AEM_PUBLISH_MACHINENAME
AEM_PUBLISH_PORT
AEM_PUBLISH_PROTOCOL
AEM_PUBLISH_USERNAME
AEM_PUBLISH_PASSWORD

The method should try to set values based on the environment variables if they are set. If not then fall back to the hardcoded standard OOTB values.