When Gradle 2.0 came out earlier this year, I looked at its source and there was virtually no Groovy code left in there, only the minimal needed to interface wi

When Gradle 2.0 came out earlier this year, I looked at its source and there was virtually no Groovy code left in there, only the minimal needed to interface with the DSL. Not much of an advert for using Groovy for anything other than scripting when its two big showcase projects don't use it for building their own code bases.