When I build my plugin in Jenkins, it takes quite a while as it downloads the build IDE. Is there a way to commit it to my repo in git such gradle finds it and doesn’t download it again?
Hey, @markatathena! Sorry for a delayed reply — I missed see the notification.
the IntelliJ Platform Gradle Plugin allows you to work with a “custom cache” mechanism, meaning it can extract the downloaded IDE not into Gradle cache, but the .intellijPlatform/ides/ directory still within the project. You may want to cache this one, so it persists between runs on your CI. Still, I’d not recommend comitting the full IDE to your VCS though.