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Add flag to ignore specific dependency updates (blacklist) #35

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@usr42 usr42 commented Oct 24, 2019

Some dependencies you don't want to upgrade, because there are known issues or incompatibilities. These dependencies you want to blacklist.

This PR allows to blacklist dependencies via command-line parameters.
It is pretty similar to and inspired by PR #27 (Add flag to update only explicitly listed dependencies).

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usr42 commented Oct 24, 2019

I'm going to add also the option to match the blacklist and whitelist by group, not just the group:name combination.
E.g. junit would match everything with the group junit for instance junit:junit

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Thanks, this looks great. Could you update the README with the new functionality introduced in the second commit?

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usr42 commented Oct 25, 2019

Thanks, this looks great. Could you update the README with the new functionality introduced in the second commit?

Done

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usr42 commented Oct 25, 2019

@patrikerdes Is there something else to change from your perspective?

@patrikerdes patrikerdes merged commit edcafef into patrikerdes:master Oct 25, 2019
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I'll release a new version sometime this weekend. Thanks again!

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usr42 commented Oct 25, 2019

I'll release a new version sometime this weekend. Thanks again!

Awesome! 👍

@usr42 usr42 deleted the blacklist-dependencies branch October 25, 2019 15:55
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xeruf commented Feb 4, 2020

Would be nice if this blacklist could somehow be persisted so that you wouldn't have to specify it all the time - maybe in the gradle folder or better yet in the buildscript.

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