In the meantime, is there a way to access a list of dependencies I've
declared as objects (and work with them within a gradle task)? Right now, it
looks like I'll have to run a script on the gradlefile to convert compile
dependencies back to xml format for a .classpath file. The reason for this
is I might add dependencies to a project I'm building with gradle and
someone I'm working with may decide to build it with ant since they're used
to it and their IDE is already ant-friendly.
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