package org.grails.plugin.xml

class PluginsListXmlMock {
    static def PLUGINS_LIST = """
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <plugins revision="47491">

        <plugin latest-release="0.8.1" name="autobase">
            <release tag="RELEASE_0_1" type="svn" version="0.1">
                <title>Automate your database work as much as possible</title>
                <author>Robert Fischer</author>
                <authorEmail>robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com</authorEmail>
                <description>This plugin marries the established Liquibase core with Grails development processes in order
                    to to minimze the amount of database code you have to think about.

                    The approach to this plugin is to leave the database update mode ("hbm2ddl.auto" value) as "update", and
                    to manage alterations to the database schema through checking in changesets to a folder. The changesets
                    are made up of Liquibase's many "refactorings":
                    http://www.liquibase.org/manual/home#available_database_refactorings
                </description>
                <documentation>http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-autobase/tags/RELEASE_0_1/grails-autobase-0.1.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_0_2" type="svn" version="0.2">
                <title>Automate your database work as much as possible</title>
                <author>Robert Fischer</author>
                <authorEmail>robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com</authorEmail>
                <description>This plugin marries the established Liquibase core with Grails development processes in order
                    to to minimze the amount of database code you have to think about.

                    The approach to this plugin is to leave the database update mode ("hbm2ddl.auto" value) as "update", and
                    to manage alterations to the database schema through checking in changesets to a folder. The changesets
                    are made up of Liquibase's many "refactorings":
                    http://www.liquibase.org/manual/home#available_database_refactorings
                </description>
                <documentation>http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/wikis</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-autobase/tags/RELEASE_0_2/grails-autobase-0.2.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_0_3" type="svn" version="0.3">
                <title>Automate your database work as much as possible</title>
                <author>Robert Fischer</author>
                <authorEmail>robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com</authorEmail>
                <description>This plugin marries the established Liquibase core with Grails development processes in order
                    to to minimze the amount of database code you have to think about.

                    The approach to this plugin is to leave the database update mode ("hbm2ddl.auto" value) as "update", and
                    to manage alterations to the database schema through checking in changesets to a folder. The changesets
                    are made up of Liquibase's many "refactorings":
                    http://www.liquibase.org/manual/home#available_database_refactorings
                </description>
                <documentation>http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/wikis</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-autobase/tags/RELEASE_0_3/grails-autobase-0.3.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_0_5" type="svn" version="0.3">
                <title>Automate your database work as much as possible</title>
                <author>Robert Fischer</author>
                <authorEmail>robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com</authorEmail>
                <description>This plugin marries the established Liquibase core with Grails development processes in order
                    to to minimze the amount of database code you have to think about.

                    The approach to this plugin is to leave the database update mode ("hbm2ddl.auto" value) as "update", and
                    to manage alterations to the database schema through checking in changesets to a folder. The changesets
                    are made up of Liquibase's many "refactorings":
                    http://www.liquibase.org/manual/home#available_database_refactorings
                </description>
                <documentation>http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/wikis</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-autobase/tags/RELEASE_0_5/grails-autobase-0.3.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_0_6" type="svn" version="0.6">
                <title>Automate your database work as much as possible</title>
                <author>Robert Fischer</author>
                <authorEmail>robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com</authorEmail>
                <description>This plugin marries the established Liquibase core with Grails development processes in order
                    to to minimze the amount of database code you have to think about.

                    The approach to this plugin is to leave the database update mode ("hbm2ddl.auto" value) as "update", and
                    to manage alterations to the database schema through checking in changesets to a folder. The changesets
                    are made up of Liquibase's many "refactorings":
                    http://www.liquibase.org/manual/home#available_database_refactorings
                </description>
                <documentation>http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/wikis</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-autobase/tags/RELEASE_0_6/grails-autobase-0.6.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_0_7" type="svn" version="0.7">
                <title>Automate your database work as much as possible</title>
                <author>Robert Fischer</author>
                <authorEmail>robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com</authorEmail>
                <description>This plugin marries the established Liquibase core with Grails development processes in order
                    to to minimze the amount of database code you have to think about.

                    The approach to this plugin is to leave the database update mode ("hbm2ddl.auto" value) as "update", and
                    to manage alterations to the database schema through checking in changesets to a folder. The changesets
                    are made up of Liquibase's many "refactorings":
                    http://www.liquibase.org/manual/home#available_database_refactorings
                </description>
                <documentation>http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/wikis</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-autobase/tags/RELEASE_0_7/grails-autobase-0.7.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_0_8" type="svn" version="0.8">
                <title>Automate your database work as much as possible</title>
                <author>Robert Fischer</author>
                <authorEmail>robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com</authorEmail>
                <description></description>
                <documentation>http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/wikis</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-autobase/tags/RELEASE_0_8/grails-autobase-0.8.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_0_8_1" type="svn" version="0.8.1">
                <title>Automate your database work as much as possible</title>
                <author>Robert Fischer</author>
                <authorEmail>robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com</authorEmail>
                <description>This plugin marries the established Liquibase core with Grails development processes in order
                    to to minimze the amount of database code you have to think about.

                    The approach to this plugin is to leave the database update mode ("hbm2ddl.auto" value) as "update", and
                    to manage alterations to the database schema through checking in changesets to a folder. The changesets
                    are made up of Liquibase's many "refactorings":
                    http://www.liquibase.org/manual/home#available_database_refactorings
                </description>
                <documentation>http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/wikis</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-autobase/tags/RELEASE_0_8_1/grails-autobase-0.8.1.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="trunk" type="svn" version="0.8.2-SNAPSHOT">
                <title>Automate your database work as much as possible</title>
                <author>Robert Fischer</author>
                <authorEmail>robert.fischer@smokejumperit.com</authorEmail>
                <description>This plugin marries the established Liquibase core with Grails development processes in order
                    to to minimze the amount of database code you have to think about.

                    The approach to this plugin is to leave the database update mode ("hbm2ddl.auto" value) as "update", and
                    to manage alterations to the database schema through checking in changesets to a folder. The changesets
                    are made up of Liquibase's many "refactorings":
                    http://www.liquibase.org/manual/home#available_database_refactorings
                </description>
                <documentation>http://github.com/RobertFischer/autobase/wikis</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-autobase/tags/RELEASE_0_8_2-SNAPSHOT/grails-autobase-0.8.2-SNAPSHOT.zip</file>
            </release>
        </plugin>
        <plugin name="autorest"/>
        <plugin latest-release="0.3" name="avatar">
            <release tag="RELEASE_0_3" type="svn" version="0.3">
                <title>Grails Avatar Plugin</title>
                <author>Domingo Suarez Torres</author>
                <authorEmail>domingo.suarez@gmail.com</authorEmail>
                <description>This plugin provides a taglib for displaying avatars. At the moment we only support gravatars
                    (globally-recognized avatars).
                </description>
                <documentation>http://grails.org/Avatar+Plugin</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-avatar/tags/RELEASE_0_3/grails-avatar-0.3.zip</file>
            </release>
        </plugin>
        <plugin latest-release="2.6.0" name="yui">
            <release tag="RELEASE_2_4_1" type="svn" version="2.4.1">
                <title>Yahoo! User Interface Library (YUI)</title>
                <author>Marcel Overdijk</author>
                <authorEmail>marceloverdijk@gmail.com</authorEmail>
                <description>Provides integration with the Yahoo! UI Library</description>
                <documentation>http://grails.org/YUI+Plugin</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-yui/tags/RELEASE_2_4_1/grails-yui-2.4.1.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_2_5_0" type="svn" version="2.5.0">
                <title>Yahoo! User Interface Library (YUI)</title>
                <author>Marcel Overdijk</author>
                <authorEmail>marceloverdijk@gmail.com</authorEmail>
                <description>Provides integration with the Yahoo! UI Library</description>
                <documentation>http://grails.org/YUI+Plugin</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-yui/tags/RELEASE_2_5_0/grails-yui-2.5.0.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_2_5_1" type="svn" version="2.5.1">
                <title>Yahoo! User Interface Library (YUI)</title>
                <author>Marcel Overdijk</author>
                <authorEmail>marceloverdijk@gmail.com</authorEmail>
                <description>Provides integration with the Yahoo! UI Library</description>
                <documentation>http://grails.org/YUI+Plugin</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-yui/tags/RELEASE_2_5_1/grails-yui-2.5.1.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_2_5_2" type="svn" version="2.5.2">
                <title>Yahoo! User Interface Library (YUI)</title>
                <author>Marcel Overdijk</author>
                <authorEmail>marceloverdijk@gmail.com</authorEmail>
                <description>Provides integration with the Yahoo! UI Library</description>
                <documentation>http://grails.org/YUI+Plugin</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-yui/tags/RELEASE_2_5_2/grails-yui-2.5.2.zip</file>
            </release>
            <release tag="RELEASE_2_6_0" type="svn" version="2.6.0">
                <title>Yahoo! User Interface Library (YUI)</title>
                <author>Marcel Overdijk</author>
                <authorEmail>marceloverdijk@gmail.com</authorEmail>
                <description>Provides integration with the Yahoo! UI Library</description>
                <documentation>http://grails.org/YUI+Plugin</documentation>
                <file>http://plugins.grails.org/grails-yui/tags/RELEASE_2_6_0/grails-yui-2.6.0.zip</file>
            </release>
        </plugin>
    </plugins>
    """
}