*
 * It currently supports both single-module and multi-module POMs, inheritance, dependency management and properties.
 */
public class Maven2Gradle {
    private final BuildScriptBuilderFactory scriptBuilderFactory;
    private final boolean useIncubatingAPIs;

    private final Set<MavenProject> allProjects;
    private final MavenProject rootProject;

import org.gradle.buildinit.InsecureProtocolOption
import org.gradle.test.fixtures.file.TestNameTestDirectoryProvider
import org.gradleinternal.buildinit.plugins.internal.maven.Maven2Gradle
import org.gradleinternal.buildinit.plugins.internal.maven.MavenConversionException
import org.gradleinternal.buildinit.plugins.internal.maven.MavenProjectsCreator
import org.junit.Rule
import spock.lang.Specification

        File pom = params.getWorkingDir().file("pom.xml").get().getAsFile();
        try {
            Set<MavenProject> mavenProjects = new MavenProjectsCreator().create(params.getMavenSettings().get(), pom);
            new Maven2Gradle(mavenProjects, params.getWorkingDir().get(), params.getDsl().get(), params.getUseIncubatingAPIs().get(), params.getInsecureProtocolOption().get()).convert();
        } catch (Exception exception) {

        // compile only
        api(libs.maven3Compat)          { version { strictly(mavenVersion); because("required for maven2gradle in init plugin") }}
        api(libs.maven3PluginApi)       { version { strictly(mavenVersion); because("required for maven2gradle in init plugin") }}
        api(libs.zinc)                  { version { strictly("1.9.6") }}

        // test only

The Maven conversion implementation was inspired by the https://github.com/jbaruch/maven2gradle[maven2gradle tool] that was originally developed by Gradle community members.

The conversion process has the following features: