A modern programming language that makes developers happier.

kotlinlang

What is considered the best practice for managing versions in kotlin multiplatform? I had been using the `buildSrc` method with a `Deps.kt` file listing all the versions, although I have heard this can be bad for performance and was curious what one should be doing?

Check <https://medium.com/bumble-tech/how-to-use-composite-builds-as-a-replacement-of-buildsrc-in-gradle-64ff99344b58|composite builds>

I've done the migration for part of a large project

The affect was not big (you can benchmark on your own project too) ,
but *true* changing one line *did not* cause the entire project to be rebuild like `buildSrc`

Also i read that `buildSrc`  will support incremental builds by gradle 8


-----
After working with  `buildSrc`  and submodules and sdks in large projects
Honestly hard coding the version for each module is not that big of a deal (or bad practice)

Gradle will pick the latest version and that what matters

so you can simply bump the version of a lib in the current module
_but downgrading will be an issue_ :sweat_smile: