Customizing dependency resolution rules
For each dependency we define in our build file, there is a dependency resolution rule. This rule is executed when the dependency needs to be resolved. We can customize this rule in our build file, so we can change certain parts of the rule before the dependency is actually resolved. Gradle allows us to change the dependency group, name, and version with a customized resolution rule. This way, we can even completely replace dependencies with other dependencies or force a particular version.
Dependency resolution rule details are implemented in the org.gradle.api.artifacts.DependencyResolveDetails
class. Inside the resolutionStrategy
configuration block, we use the eachDependency
method to customize a resolution ...
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