Reputation: 198388
For a gradle project with multiple sub-projects, if I use:
gradle dependencies
Which can only list the dependencies of root project.
If I want to list all dependencies, I have to use gradle projects
to show all sub projects, and then:
gradle :someproject:dependencies
to view them one by one.
Which is very inconvenient, is there any easy way to do it?
Upvotes: 3
Views: 117
Reputation: 717
Define the following task in your root project:
task allDependencies {
doLast() {
subprojects.each { p->
println "Showing dependencies of ${p}"
p.tasks.getByName("dependencies").execute()
}
}
}
I first tried to call all dependencies
via dependsOn
, to avoid calling the execute()
method, but the following script
task allDependencies {
}
allprojects {
rootProject.allDependencies.dependsOn(tasks.getByName("dependencies"))
}
failed with
Task with name 'dependencies' not found in project :Foo
Upvotes: 2