>> 4) put the plug-in jar in some specific gradle place where it auto-adds it
>> (don't know the location off the top of my head and a quick glance didn't
>> find it). A build.gradle would only need the apply call to use the plug-in.
>
> This one we don't have (yet). You could add the jar to
> $GRADLE_HOME/lib/plugins, but this isn't really recommended.
>
> One option is for Gradle to provide a location in buildSrc (eg
> buildSrc/plugins) where Gradle will look for plugin jars, and maybe scripts
> too, to auto-add to the project.
One thing I noticed about this approach is that you have to throw the
plugin's dependencies into the $GRADLE_HOME/lib/plugins directory too.
Peter
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