Release 2024.2.4

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the pluginBuild property in gradle.properties from .3 to .4.
  • Improved readability and formatting in the build configuration files for better maintainability.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the build.gradle.kts and gradle.properties files. The build.gradle.kts file sees improvements in code readability and formatting, including adjustments to conditional statements and task configurations. The gradle.properties file has a single update, changing the pluginBuild property from .3 to .4. Overall, the changes enhance clarity without affecting the underlying functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
build.gradle.kts	- Simplified project property checks. - Improved formatting for version assignment and KotlinCompile block. - Reformatted conditional statements for standard compliance. - Tidied up the structure of the test task configuration.
gradle.properties	- Updated pluginBuild property from .3 to .4.

Possibly related PRs

• Release 2024.2.3 #2923: The change in the pluginBuild property in gradle.properties from .2 to .3 is related to the update of the pluginBuild property from .3 to .4 in the main PR, indicating a sequence of version updates in the same configuration file.

Poem

🐰 In the land of code where rabbits hop,
A change in build, we can't stop!
From .3 to .4, the version does soar,
With clearer paths, we code evermore.
Hopping through tasks, all neat and bright,
Our scripts now shine, oh what a sight! 🌟

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🔇 Additional comments (6)

build.gradle.kts (6)

69-69: LGTM: Improved readability with Kotlin idioms

The change to use in operator is more idiomatic Kotlin and improves code readability while maintaining the same functionality.

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91-92: LGTM: Improved version string formatting

The reformatting enhances readability while preserving the version string construction logic.

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111-111: LGTM: Consistent formatting

The spacing adjustment aligns with Kotlin style guidelines.

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170-174: LGTM: Enhanced test logging readability

The restructured test logging events configuration improves readability by presenting each event on its own line while maintaining the same functionality.

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182-182: LGTM: Proper spacing in conditional

The spacing adjustment follows Kotlin style guidelines.

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203-203: LGTM: Consistent conditional formatting

The spacing adjustment maintains consistency with Kotlin style guidelines.

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Qodana for JVM

50 new problems were found

Inspection name	Severity	Problems
Unused declaration	🔶 Warning	35
Redundant semicolon	🔶 Warning	4
Method always returns the same value	🔶 Warning	4
A service can be converted to a light one	🔶 Warning	2
Redundant qualifier name	🔶 Warning	2
Unused import directive	🔶 Warning	1
Class member can have 'private' visibility	◽️ Notice	1
Non-canonical modifier order	◽️ Notice	1

💡 Qodana analysis was run in the pull request mode: only the changed files were checked
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Detected 11 dependencies

Third-party software list

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Dependency	Version	Licenses
ant-launcher	1.10.13	Apache-2.0 W3C-19980720
ant	1.10.13	Apache-2.0 W3C-19980720
com.jetbrains.performanceplugin	242.20224.300+62	Apache-2.0
com.jetbrains.performanceplugin	242.20224.300+630	Apache-2.0
docker	2024.2+808	Apache-2.0
jflex	1.9.2	BSD-3-Clause
jsr305	3.0.2	Apache-2.0
tanvd.grazi	242.20224.300+518	Apache-2.0 LGPL-2.0-or-later LGPL-2.1-only MIT
tanvd.grazi	242.20224.300+822	Apache-2.0 LGPL-2.0-or-later LGPL-2.1-only MIT
testng-j	242.20224.300+3	MIT
testng-j	242.20224.300+337	MIT

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