Reputation: 4078
I just want to know whether I have to use a maven or ivy repo or whether gradle offers its own repository management in some way? I thought that using maven or ivy repos in gradle was just to tide you over to a new build system and that you can eventually forego ivy and or maven.
TIA
Upvotes: 1
Views: 223
Reputation: 123900
Gradle currently doesn't offer its own repository format. That is, you forego Maven and Ivy on the client side, but you'll still use a Maven or Ivy repository. I strongly recommend to go with a repository manager such as Artifactory (my favorite) or Nexus.
Upvotes: 4