README

The companion example project to my blog post "How To: Sorting and Reporting Your Dependencies Versions with Gradle"

Run a dependency report 📋

Use the command ./gradlew dependencyUpdates to run this project's report. You can see the HTML output from this in the /reports folder.

To modify the output of this report, see the dependency-update.gradle file.

App dependencies 🤝

All dependencies and their versions are stored in versions.gradle before being grouped in version-groups.gradle.

The app's modules can then use dependencies in their build.gradle files in the following way:

// Module specific Dependencies
dependencies {
    kotlin()
    network()
    testing()
}

Reporting issues 🐛

Found a bug or a problem on a specific feature? Open an issue on Github issues

Contributing 🛠

I welcome contributions and discussion for bug fixes. It is recommended to file an issue first to prevent unnecessary efforts, but feel free to put in pull requests in the case of trivial changes. In any other case, please feel free to open discussion and I will get back to you when possible.