The basic idea is that scripts and things that implement Plugin are more
or less the same thing: They contain build logic which configures or
extends the project in some way. So, to reflect this, they are used in
exactly the same way from the build script.
Hi Adam,
I really like the idea to simplify things where possible. However, this
is a new facet that might be hard to understand for users. I think what
you mean with apply is 'apply a [Plugin or Script] to the current
buildscript' which is perfectly understandable for someone who knows of
gradles internal structure and implementation.
However, from a users point of view, a plugin is "used" as part of the
current script. Another script might also be "used" or "included" as
part of the script.
That is why I would stay with 'usePlugin' or just 'use'.
Kind regards
Matthias
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