Version reject in Kotlin mulitplatform project although version exists and works in normal project #802
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The error message hints that you use dependency constraints to influence the version selection. That offers the strictly keyword. I've only used it to force minimum versions for transitive dependencies with known CVEs, but I believe others use it as an alternative to a resolution strategy (which |
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I am having a kotlin multiplatform project with jvm and android.
Gradle 8.2.1 and
My dependency is declared in commmonMain
implementation("org.example:library-definitions:0.4-SNAPSHOT")and now i get the following exception.,
I have the same reject version function in a normal other java project which has the same dependency and there it works.
Anyone an idea why this fails? I wonder where the strictly comes from
tasks { dependencyUpdates { rejectVersionIf { var accepted = false // always accept the current version if (candidate.version.equals(currentVersion)) { accepted = true } if (candidate.group == "org.example") { // accept jumps in "fix" part of "major.minor.fix" val candidateSplit = candidate.version.split(".", "-", "_") val currentSplit = currentVersion.split(".", "-", "_") if (candidateSplit[0] == currentSplit[0] && candidateSplit[1] == currentSplit[1]) { accepted = true } } if (providers.gradleProperty("dependencyUpdateDebug").isPresent) { println("${candidate.moduleIdentifier}: $currentVersion -> ${candidate.version} accepted=$accepted") } !accepted } } }The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: