anchor.diff:            mavenCentral()
         }
         dependencies {
  -          classpath 'org.cloudfoundry:cf-gradle-plugin:1.0.1'
  +          classpath 'org.cloudfoundry:cf-gradle-plugin:1.0.4'
             . . .
         }
     }
  
positive.code:       uri = "my-app.<%=vars.app_domain%>"
        memory = 512
        instances = 1
        env = [ "key": "value ]
        serviceInfos {
            "my_rabbitmq" {
                label = "rabbitmq"
                provider = "rabbitmq"
                version = "n/a"
                plan = "small_plan"
                bind = true
            }
  
negative.code: After adding and configuring the plugin you can build and push the application to Cloud Foundry with the following command:
  
  <pre class="terminal">
  $ gradle clean assemble cfPush
  </pre>
  
  ### <a id='gradle-security'></a>Security Credentials ###
  While you can include Cloud Foundry security credentials in the `build.gradle` file, a more secure method is to store the credentials in a `gradle.properties` file. This file can be placed in either the project directory or in the `~/.gradle` directory.
  
  To implement this, add `cfUsername` and `cfPassword` with the Cloud Foundry security credentials parameters to the `gradle.properties` file as follows:
  
    ~~~
    cfUsername=user@example.com
    cfPassword=examplePassword
    ~~~
  
  (Note there are no quotes around either the username or password.)
  