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 This page only goes through the basics of Minotaur, and you should [[https://github.com/modrinth/minotaur|check out its GitHub documentation for further information]]. This page only goes through the basics of Minotaur, and you should [[https://github.com/modrinth/minotaur|check out its GitHub documentation for further information]].
  
-===== Basic =====+===== Basic Implementation =====
  
 First of all, add the Minotaur plugin to your plugins list in your ''build.gradle'' file as so: First of all, add the Minotaur plugin to your plugins list in your ''build.gradle'' file as so:
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 This is where Java ''stout'' and ''stin'' come in. This is where Java ''stout'' and ''stin'' come in.
  
-===== Absurd =====+===== Dynamic Implementation =====
  
 So, you have a basic implementation. Let's make it dynamic, allowing you to input values through the command line when the task is ran. Typically this is not done for Gradle tasks, and an environment variable or similar static source can be used for these values, but the tutorial is kept for posterity: So, you have a basic implementation. Let's make it dynamic, allowing you to input values through the command line when the task is ran. Typically this is not done for Gradle tasks, and an environment variable or similar static source can be used for these values, but the tutorial is kept for posterity:
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