Reputation: 38985
I am exclude dependencies using this in gradle 6.0.1:
dependencies {
api("com.sportswin.misc:soa-misc:+") {
changing = true
exclude group: 'redis.clients', module: "jedis"
}
}
but when I using dependencies command to check:
gradle :soa-misc-biz:dependencies --configuration runtimeClasspath|grep -v "(*)"|grep -C 300 "redis.client"
the output shows contains jredis to version 2.9.1 , why the exclude jar invalid.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 256
Reputation: 14500
If you want no trace of jedis
in your dependencies, I recommend to use the dependencyInsight
task which will tell you why a given dependency is included.
With ./gradlew dependencyInsight --configuration runtimeClasspath --dependency jedis
you will have a clear view of all the dependency edges in the graph that end up pulling jedis
into your project.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 23052
You only excluded it from a single dependency. It can still be pulled into by another dependency. You can try to exclude it from everywhere like:
// Kotlin DSL
configurations.all {
exclude(mapOf(
"group" to "redis.clients",
"module" to "jedis"
))
}
Upvotes: 1