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When using a gradle plugin (internal or external such as detekt) it can sometimes inject implementations at the top of the list. These can 1) have a version and 2) aren't injected in the correct order so the version checking and order checking features of the analysis plugins don't really work.
Yes - you already found the right place to handle such 'special cases'. There is no way, as far as I know, to identify such dependencies automatically. The plugins use the same Gradle API as the build scripts when adding a dependency. You would have to explicitly ignore those dependencies. For example by adding a condition like this:
When using a gradle plugin (internal or external such as detekt) it can sometimes inject implementations at the top of the list. These can 1) have a version and 2) aren't injected in the correct order so the version checking and order checking features of the analysis plugins don't really work.
Is there a way when doing the filtering (
gradle-project-setup-howto/gradle/plugins/dependency-analysis-plugins/src/main/kotlin/org.example.dependency-analysis.gradle.kts
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