Hello everyone, I would like to know, foe each dependency in a project for instance, what repository it comes from. Is it possible to get this information from gradle (even internal APIs are fine with me)?

You can probably get this most easily in a build scan. Run your build with

--scan

.

Thanks! I know I can get it in a build scan but I need programmatic access to this information, sorry I wasn't clear earlier. Necessary for some tooling improvement / analytics I am interested in

Well, if the build scan can get the information, there should be some way to get the information programmatically, at least by using some internal API. 🤷‍♂️

a --refresh-dependencies should force it to download fresh so you see it all in the network tab under performance right?

In the build scan it is either way present if you go to the info for a library

@TrevJonez I need programmatic access. You're right @Vampire. Do you have an idea or hypothesis where I should start looking?

Decompile and deobfuscate the Gradle enterprise plugin 😄

He does not want to get the info from the build scan, but from within the build

Yup, rolling up my sleeves seems I'll need to go digging

oh yeah on that end probably stuck with having to reverse eng it. You might also look to see if there is an OSS sbom generating plugins you can learn from

Thanks for the suggestions every one