Source and Binary Releases
We provide OpenPGP signatures ('.asc') files and checksums ('.sha512') for every release artifact. We recommend that you verify the integrity of downloaded files by generating your own checksums and match them against ours, and checking signatures using the KEYS file which contains the Grails OpenPGP release keys.
Latest Version (7.0.8) Documentation
- SourceSHA512ASC
- BinarySHA512ASC
- Binary WrapperSHA512ASC
- Grails Spring Security 7.0.1 Plugin SourceSHA512ASC
- Grails Redis 5.0.1 Plugin SourceSHA512ASC
- Grails Quartz 4.0.1 Plugin SourceSHA512ASC
- Grails GitHub Actions 1.0.1 SourceSHA512ASC
- Grails Publish Gradle Plugin 0.0.4 SourceSHA512ASC
- Grails Release Notes
- Grails Spring Security Plugin 7.0.1 Release Notes
- Grails Redis 5.0.1 Plugin Release Notes
- Grails Quartz 4.0.1 Plugin Release Notes
- Grails GitHub Actions 1.0.1 Release Notes
- Grails Publish Gradle Plugin 0.0.4 Release Notes
Older Versions
You can download previous versions as far back as Grails 0.1.
NOTE: Versions prior to 7.0.0-M4 are not ASF releases. Links to those releases are provided here as a convenience.
Grails Application Forge
The quickest way to get started with our application generator:
Installing with SDKMAN!
SDKMAN! (The Software Development Kit Manager)
This tool makes installing the Grails framework on any Unix based platform (Mac OSX, Linux, Cygwin, Solaris, or FreeBSD) easy.
Simply open a new terminal and enter:
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation.
Open a new terminal or type the command:
Then install the latest stable Grails version:
If prompted, make this your default version. After installation is complete it can be tested with:
That's all there is to it!