Is there a way to configure the org.gradle.toolcha...

# kotlin-toolchain

[gbaldeck]

Is there a way to configure the org.gradle.toolchains.foojay-resolver-convention Gradle plugin so that it still shows library version upgrades in our dependencies catalog toml?

[Anton Prokhorov]

if we had this feature out of box, how would you use it?

[gbaldeck]

In to let me know when new versions of the libraries I use are available so I can update them

[Anton Prokhorov]

as far as I know, right now if you have outdated versions you will see the inspections in the IDE @utikeev correct me if I'm wrong

[Anton Prokhorov]

this is why I'm asking whether you have maybe some headless use case, like on the CI, for instance?

[gbaldeck]

With that plugin installed in a regular gradle project the ide will highlight versions that can be upgraded in your toml catalog. Without that plugin installed the ide doesn't do it

[gbaldeck]

No headless use case on my end. Would like to see the highlighting in the ide

[suresh]

Kotlin toolchain plugin will show the updates by default.

[suresh]

some headless use case

I’d like to have an AI agent update the version. For that, I use github.com/deezer/caupain, which has a native binary that reports the updated versions, and a custom skill that uses it to update the catalog for Gradle/Kotlin Toolchain

[gbaldeck]

Do you still keep your toml file in the gradle folder for the tool chain?

[suresh]

So it would have been nice if there were a built-in ./kotlin command to see/update the catalog versions.

[suresh]

@gbaldeck no, in the root directory..no gradle directory

[suresh]

then use caupain -i libs.versions.toml

[gbaldeck]

I think that's where I was going wrong and why I didn't see the tool chain doing it automatically in the ide. I had it in a gradle folder

[joffrey]

There is this old ticket, which is still quite valid, so you might want to follow this:
youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTC-562/Suggest-dependency-updates-when-new-version-is-available