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maybe I wasn't clear enough. Those are defined in `libs.versions.toml`, they are gradle plugins but are declared the same way you declare normal dependencies (i.e "groupId:artifact:version"), I'm defining them this...

Follow up: (Workaround) adding okio dependency to the buildscript classpath right before applying refreshVersions plugin in `settings.gradle.kts` solves the issue as well: ``` // It is important to add this...

Wire 4.9.1 seems to bring 3.5.0 version of okio, while if I have wire plugin coordinates declared as follows in `libs.versions.toml`: ``` [plugins] wire = "com.squareup.wire:_" ``` gradle sync fails...

Good to know that version placeholder is not supported in plugins DSL, speaking of version placeholders for libraries, does this section in the [documentation](https://splitties.github.io/refreshVersions/add-dependencies/#using-gradle-7-versions-catalogs) need updating? > Does that work...

Hi @PatilShreyas I've initial implementation here #110 that addresses this issue and can make the plugin work with compose multiplatform, I need to do some more testing. but take a...

As a workaround, I have tried to download `tools.jar` and place it within `jre/lib` path, then running `./gradlew installDist` now gives me a new error: ``` Execution failed for task...

Another Obvious workaround I've tried is to override JDK location with command line parameter, Like: `gradlew installDist -Dorg.gradle.java.home="C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-13.0.1"` But it also doesn't have any effect

Thanks for your suggestion! It is on my list. I'm currently busy with other tasks but I'll do that sometime in the future.