That's the best thing you can do now. There is no UI Graph
representation of dependencies implemented for Gradle.
On 5/3/21 12:00 AM, Giles Winstanley wrote:
`gradle dependencies` is a good starting place (I typically also use the
-q option to remove the cruft).
There's also, for example:
`gradlew -q dependencies --configuration runtimeClasspath`
which will give you depdencencies just a specific configuration.
With regard to Netbeans integration, you can set this up as a saved task
by right-clicking the build.gradle file in the project view, then
defining the options (just omit the "gradle" or "gradlew" part at the
beginning). Output will be to the standard output window.
Hope that helps,
Stan
On 03/05/2021 07:16, Thomas Kellerer wrote:
When debugging problems with transitively included libraries in Maven, I find
the graph display of the POM extremely helpful.
But I can't find anything similar when using a Gradle project.
Am I missing something, or does this simply not exist?
I am using NetBeans 12.3
Regards
Thomas
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