Due to a limitation of IntelliJ's Gradle integration, the IDE doesn't understand gradle dependencies when they are declared in a separate file and then referenced from build.gradle.kts. However, if only the dependency version is declared in another file and string interpolation is used, then the IDE can see the dependencies without any issue. This change refactors the gradle dependencies to make the IntelliJ integration work.
This is a prerequsite for detecting vulnerable dependencies with IntelliJ and upgrading them.
Due to a limitation of IntelliJ's Gradle integration, the IDE doesn't understand gradle dependencies when they are declared in a separate file and then referenced from build.gradle.kts. However, if only the dependency version is declared in another file and string interpolation is used, then the IDE can see the dependencies without any issue. This change refactors the gradle dependencies to make the IntelliJ integration work.
This is a prerequsite for detecting vulnerable dependencies with IntelliJ and upgrading them.