Somewhat related to the above, is there anything t...
# dependency-managementm
Martin
07/03/2024, 4:54 PMSomewhat related to the above, is there anything to gain by doing
configurations.register("myConfiguration")configurations.create("myConfiguration")Martin
07/03/2024, 4:55 PMGiven that some of the APIs using configurations are not lazy (
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tony
07/03/2024, 5:07 PMif I have a "lazy" configuration, I always end up having to call
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Vampire
07/03/2024, 9:53 PMThe only built-in container I know of that is properly treated lazy is the task container. On all others it is probably irrelevant. Unless I'm the future additional ones get lazified. So most often I use
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Justin Van Dort
08/12/2024, 7:02 PMConfigurations will likely become lazy sometime in 9.x
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Justin Van Dort
08/12/2024, 7:03 PMAll containers are lazy and are treated lazily. You should make an effort to use lazy APIs and avoid resolving all elements of a container. Gradle currently resolves all elements of the configuration container but we want to avoid this in upcoming versions
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Martin
08/13/2024, 7:13 AM@Justin Van Dort out of curiosity, what do I get from lazy configurations? Shouldn’t adding dependencies be very fast in general?
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