Is this the right place to ask for extending DependencyHandler to have in addition to

DependencyHandler#addProvider(String,Provider<Object)

also support sth like

DependencyHandler#addProvider(String,Provider<Collection<Object>>)

We try to be good citicen using the provider api where possible but often we break at certain gradle api boundaries. E.g. we have a

Provider<Collection<String>>

representing a set of dependencies. what I now end up doing is mapping this explicitly to a dependencySet "early" and do

myConfiguration.defaultDependencies(t -> {
                psService.get()
                    myDepsProvider.get()
                    .forEach(path -> t.add(depsHandler.project(Map.of("path", path))));
            });

which feels just wrong and a misuse of defaultDependencies. Ideally I'd be able to do

dependencyHandler.addProvider("myConfiguration", myDeps.map(deps -> deps.collect(d -> dependencyHandler.project(Map.of("path", d)))))

Or do i miss something here to make that simpler?

How about

configurations.myConfiguration {
    dependencies.addAllLater(yourProviderOfIterable)
}

?

that worked. thank you! I missed that api somehow ¯\_(ツ)_/¯