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so if I have
```b/build.gradle.kts
dependencies {
    api(project(":a"))
    implementation("some third party")
}

c/build.gradle.kts
dependencies {
    api(project(":b"))
    implementation("some third party 2")
}```
then the graph would be something like
```c
\
 |
  b
  \
   |
    a```


You probably would need to traverse the resolution result, filter it for project dependencies and output them in the format you want or something like that.

I like this plugin <https://github.com/autonomousapps/dependency-analysis-gradle-plugin|https://github.com/autonomousapps/dependency-analysis-gradle-plugin>

You can do a single project and get its dependencies 

That plugin is great, but has nothing to do with the question, does it?

I guess it’s a stretch but It does do dependency graphs using graphviz 

And you can tell it to *only* consider project dependencies and skip all external dependencies?
Because that was the main concern of OP

Resurrecting this.

I'm baffled there's no built in way to do this.
Is there a feature request open for this somewhere I can subscribe?

I did something like this:
```./gradlew entrypoint-module:dependencies --configuration configurationIWasInterestedIn | grep project
```
Not ideal but better than nothing.