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Using `frameworkVersion.get()` will cause the property to be evaluated too early. Instead, use `frameworkVersion.map {}` and `dependencies.create()` to create a Dependency lazily, and use `dependencies.addProvider(...)` to add it to 'implementation'.

Thank you! This got me very close to the solution. Now the question is how I add a `implementation(platform(...))` dependency instead of just `implementation`

What do I give here instead of `implementation`

`dependencies.addProvider("implementation",  extensionProps.frameworkVersion.map {s -&gt; "com.company:bom:$s })`

`implementation` is `implementation` is `implementation`.
`platform(...)` is part of the dependency.

Any pointers to how I can get `platform()` dependency here?

This method? -
<https://docs.gradle.org/current/javadoc/org/gradle/api/artifacts/dsl/DependencyHandler.html#platform-org.gradle.api.provider.Provider->

Probably more <https://docs.gradle.org/current/javadoc/org/gradle/api/artifacts/dsl/DependencyHandler.html#platform-java.lang.Object->, but whatever works for you

Hmm I am confused.  `dependencies.platform()` returns a `Dependency`. `dependencies.addProvider` expects a `dependencyNotation` . Any way to get a `dependencyNotation` from a `Dependency`

This worked -

```configurations.implementation.get().dependencies.addAllLater(extensionProps.frameworkVersion.map { listOf(dependencies.platform("com.company:bom:$it))})```

I'd say this should work:
```dependencies {
    implementation(extensionProps.frameworkVersion.map { dependencies.platform("com.company:bom:$it") })
}```
(according to the docs, you can use a provider with the standard `add` or the equivalent type-safe accessors: <https://docs.gradle.org/current/dsl/org.gradle.api.artifacts.dsl.DependencyHandler.html#N17255>)

And if you are inside `dependencies{ ... }` also just `platform(...)` instead of `dependencies.platform(...)` should work.