Add automatic handling of Gradle API when using java-gradle-plugin #459
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The Java Gradle Plugin Development plugin, `java-gradle-plugin`, automatically adds the full Gradle API to the `compile` configuration; thus overriding a possible assignment of `gradleApi()` to the `shadow` configuration. Since it is never a good idea to include the Gradle API when creating a Gradle plugin, the dependency is removed so that it is not included in the resultant shadow jar.
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The Java Gradle Plugin Development plugin,
java-gradle-plugin,automatically adds the full Gradle API to the
compileconfiguration;thus overriding a possible assignment of
gradleApi()to theshadowconfiguration. Since it is never a good idea to include the Gradle API
when creating a Gradle plugin, the dependency is removed so that it is
not included in the resultant shadow jar.