Björn Kautler

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Yeah, that's exactly it, thanks @andreiyusupau. `JavaCompile#options#encoding` is for `.java` files in `src/main/java`, `GroovyCompile#options#encoding` is for `.java` files in `src/main/groovy`, `GroovyCompile#options#encoding` is for `.groovy` files in `src/main/groovy`. I didn't inspect...

I might misremember, but I think I did not publish more than necessary to implement an own key store, so mainly the getters in the key store builder and the...

Well, custom implementations of `JsignKeyStore` should be able to provide own implementations of these methods, shouldn't they? To keep them package-private we could move `AbstractJsignKeyStore` out of `net.jsign.ks` to `net.jsign`,...

By the way, I have just seen that between 6.0 and 7.0-SNAPSHOT you introduced `jsign-crypto` module. You now have classes in `net.jsign` package in `jsign-crypto` and `jsign-core` which is bad...

Well, it can nevertheless be put to the module path as automatic module or transformed to be a module for example using the Gradle plugin https://github.com/gradlex-org/extra-java-module-info in consumer projects. Unless...

> KeyStoreType becomes an interface but retains the same fields and methods (name(), valueOf(), values()) to preserve the compatibility (at least the source compatibility, the binary compatibility is probably broken)...

The [JUnit Platform Suite Engine](https://junit.org/junit5/docs/current/user-guide/#junit-platform-suite-engine) is what you are after. It is the JUnit Platform equivalent of the `Suite` runner and it works perfectly fine with Spock 2+.

My hope is, that this issue is simply obsolete regarding annotations if #1210 gets fixed. Because then libraries that are only used to annotate something or as arguments to annotations...

I've just seen this is also done in the LWJGL example in the Gradle docs: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/component_metadata_rules.html#adding_variants_for_native_jars

Not at all. Don't confuse the Java version Gradle is run with the Java version used for the project. You can user Java 8 to run Gradle while using JDK...