i have a more general project layout question: i h...
# gradle
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i have a more general project layout question: i have a gradle project with submodules ... commons, test-commons and app ... test-commons has only external dependencies, commons depends on test-commons .. and app has the dependency commons and the test dependency test-commons. now in my test-commons i use for example the library wiremock, so i added implementation("com.github.tomakehurstwiremock jre82.27.2"). if i want to have wiremock also in commons as test dependency there are 2 ways to do that. instead of implementation("wiremock") in test-commons i could use api("wiremock") which exposes wiremock to all projects which depend on test-commons. the other way would be to use testImplementation("wiremock") in my test.kotlin-common-conventions.gradle.kts and just use the same version. but that feels somehow not clean (because i would have to reuse the version somehow). any ideas on that?
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I use a
java-platform
to ensure the same version for all sub projects
not sure if that solves this particular layout question but it helps to solve keeping the same version of an external dependency which is common across subprojects
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that looks interesting .. thx!
atm i go for the api approach .. because i am not exposing the sub project to the outside world and internally i don't really care