Polish GradleCompatibilityExtension's javadoc #17411
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Thanks once again, @dreis2211. I wanted to get the Gradle 5.5 change into 2.1.x so I've done that in #17428 and used this PR to polish the javadoc in master. |
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Hi,
since Gradle 5.5 is out it might be good to test against it. I did some additional javadoc polishing in
GradleCompatibilityExtension- hope that's okay.Cheers,
Christoph