gradle-kotlin-dsl-doctor

Fix a failing Kotlin DSL Gradle build by diagnosing plugin resolution, syntax issues, or BOM drift, then applying minimal patches to build.gradle.kts or settings.gradle.kts that preserve Spring Boot compatibility and validate with targeted Gradle checks.

BOM drift and toolchain mismatches in Kotlin DSL projects happen when plugin versions or dependency BOMs fall out of sync, causing runtime or test failures. Diagnosing these Gradle issues identifies incompatible components to target with minimal, safe patches.

Yes, you can repair Gradle build failures by patching the smallest scope file changes. This approach targets the specific failure type in your Kotlin DSL files and applies minimal compatible patches to reduce regressions and restore build stability.

Yes, diagnosing and repairing applies to Kotlin DSL projects using both build.gradle.kts and settings.gradle.kts files. It identifies failure types across these files and proposes safe patches to stabilize the build.

The best way to stabilize a Kotlin Gradle build with incompatible plugins is to identify the specific plugin resolution failure, apply minimal compatible patches to the Kotlin DSL files, and validate the fix with targeted Gradle checks to prevent regressions.

Your Gradle Kotlin DSL build may keep failing due to BOM drift affecting dependencies, tests, or runtimes after updates. Diagnosing the failure type helps generate minimal, safe patches that restore stability and validate the fix with targeted Gradle checks.