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Anyone have an example about how to add a dependency on a JAR from a repository when running box tests?

I don't remember the details when I did it, but here is where the flow ends:

<https://github.com/JavierSegoviaCordoba/kotlin-compiler-extensions/blob/cb8fe28704e1bac4a98dea95afb77cc4afed820a/kotlin-compiler-test-extensions/main/kotlin/com/javiersc/kotlin/compiler/test/services/MetaRuntimeClasspathProvider.kt#L33-L41|https://github.com/JavierSegoviaCordoba/kotlin-compiler-extensions/blob/cb8fe28704[…]c/kotlin/compiler/test/services/MetaRuntimeClasspathProvider.kt>

Also, I created a bit of infrastructure to allow easily add a dependency via version catalogs by codegen the path of the jars
```compiler {
    mainClass.set(...)
    generateTestOnSync(false)
    testDependencies(libs.some.libs)
    testProjects(projects.kotlinInject)
}```
It should be here:

<https://github.com/JavierSegoviaCordoba/hubdle/blob/e1aae1871ef54e286d20310be4e6b20b198b3f96/hubdle-gradle-plugin/main/kotlin/com/javiersc/hubdle/project/extensions/kotlin/jvm/features/HubdleKotlinCompilerPluginFeatureExtension.kt#L132|https://github.com/JavierSegoviaCordoba/hubdle/blob/e1aae1871ef54e286d20310be4e6b2[…]tlin/jvm/features/HubdleKotlinCompilerPluginFeatureExtension.kt>

At the end I simply made a shadow jar from the dependencies and used it in place of the original. With this I avoided a lot of changes in gradle / test config.