hey folks, follow-up from my earlier question abou...
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hey folks, follow-up from my earlier question about the autonomousapps dependency analysis gradle plugin a few days ago. I've noticed that for some repos where I apply the plugin to the root project build.gradle file, sometimes the analysis doesn't run on all subprojects. I've encountered varying degrees of this depending on the repo. In some cases it analyzes all subprojects, in other cases it analyzes about half, and in one case it doesn't appear to analyze any of them. I'm using release 1.31.0. Has anyone run into this before or have any ideas how to debug?
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It might depend on which plugins you apply on the projects. If you for example apply the
java
plugin but neither
java-library
, nor one of a few application-like plugins, the project is not analyzed. In the next version a PR of me will be included that allows to override that.
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aha that's probably the case we've got then - looking forward to the updated version then, because it looks like we've got a lot more we can clean up once more thorough analysis is able to be executed. Any idea when the next release will be? Thanks @Vampire!
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thank you 🙂
hey @Vampire I think I saw your work go in as part of 1.32.0 but don't see the wiki as having been updated about how to enable that forcing functionality. Do you have anything you can point me to for examples?
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dependencyAnalysis {
    app()
}
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oh awesome! Thank you
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