Gradle Dep Tree

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🐘 Gradle Dependency Tree

This Gradle plugin reads the Gradle dependencies of a given Gradle project, and generates a dependency tree. This package was developed by JFrog, and is used by the [JFrog IntelliJ IDEA Plugin](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9834-jfrog) to generate the dependency tree for projects using Gradle dependencies. You may find this plugin useful for other purposes and applications as well, by applying it in your build.gradle file.

🖥️ Usage

Inject the plugin using the [init.gradle](./init.gradle) initialization script, and run *generateDepTrees* in a directory containing a build.gradle file. The plugin will generate a dependency tree for each subproject that does not contain a build.gradle file. To generate a dependency tree for each subproject that contains a Gradle build file, set the `-Dcom.jfrog.includeAllBuildFiles` flag to `true`.

To skip Gradle configurations whose names match a regex, set `-Dcom.jfrog.excludeConfigurationsPattern=`. For example, to skip names containing `test` case-insensitively (including `testImplementation`, `androidTest*`, and also `testFixtures*` / accidental substring hits like `latestReleaseApi`):

gradle clean generateDepTrees -I  -q \
  -Dcom.jfrog.depsTreeOutputFile= \
  -Dcom.jfrog.excludeConfigurationsPattern=(?i)test

If the property is omitted or blank, all configurations are included. Invalid regex fails the task.

The command:

gradle clean generateDepTrees -I  -q -Dcom.jfrog.depsTreeOutputFile=

Output:

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...

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