Excluding Gradle plugin dependencies in submodules
I have two different gradle plugins, one in the root project, and another in a submodule. The thing is, I'm getting a reflection related stacktrace when loading the Gradle project which originates from a dependency (I think it was something like Jackson faster xml or something). Removing said plugin in the root project fixes this issue.
My conclusion from that is that the plugin in the root project has a different version of that dependency than the one used by the plugin in the submodule. How do I exclude plugin dependencies in submodules?
(Sorry for minimal information on that stacktrace, I'm traveling at the moment)
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I have found this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56412868/exclude-transitive-dependency-of-gradle-plugin, but it feels more like that is for a different application. I'm quite unsure how the Gradle project java runtime works though (I think it's at least a java runtime)
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Exclude transitive dependency of Gradle plugin
Excluding a transitive dependency in Gradle is pretty straightforward:
compile('com.example.m:m:1.0') {
exclude group: 'org.unwanted', module: 'x'
}
How would we go around he situation in ...
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