gradle8.14.4

Gradle automates the work of turning source code into tested, packaged, published, and deployed software, replacing repetitive development tasks with repeatable build workflows. It coordinates activities across the software lifecycle, so teams can define how code is compiled, verified, assembled, and delivered. Its flexible build model adapts to different project structures instead of imposing one fixed layout.

The tool supports projects built with Java, Scala, Android, C++, and Groovy, and it can also handle workflows that publish websites or other software-related outputs. Developers use it to organize build rules and run the same processes locally, across development environments, or as part of continuous integration. Gradle integrates with Eclipse and IntelliJ for development and with Jenkins for automated build and delivery pipelines.

Canonical publishes this open-source developer tool for Linux, and using it requires snapd. The supported architecture is x86_64, also called amd64. Gradle suits individual developers and engineering teams maintaining applications, libraries, Android projects, websites, or other software that must be built and released consistently. The current version is 8.14.4.