I have read a lot on the forums, and I found a few links suggesting this is
possible, but I cannot find more information.

I want to make a directory structure like:
projects/
--projectA/
`--(No dependencies)
--projectB/
`--(Depends on projectA)
--projectC/
`--(Depends on projectA)

Each of these projects live in different repos (some in svn, some in git).
Therefore, there is no place to put the settings.gradle file.
I would rather be able to specify any specific information inside of the
requiring projects (which in this case, would be projectB/ and projectC/)

How are other people dealing with this?

The only "better" solution I can think of is to have to setup a local Maven
repo, but that seems like a lot of work.  Can I make a local repo on the
file system instead?

Strayph





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