stempler / gradle-versioneye-plugin

Plugin for Gradle to update your project's dependencies status on www.versioneye.com
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The gradle-versioneye-plugin can't resolve our dynmic variables automatically from the root project #38

Closed AhmedMehiny closed 7 years ago

AhmedMehiny commented 7 years ago

the gradle-versioneye-plugin can't resolve our dynmic variables automatically from the root project

as in $rootProject.googlePlayServices

compile "com.google.firebase:firebase-core:$rootProject.googlePlayServices"

we are using version 1.4

configuration in root project versioneye { includeSubProjects = true exclude configurations.findAll { !it.canBeResolved }*.name as String[] }

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@reiz @stempler

stempler commented 7 years ago

What's the output of gradle dependencies?

AhmedMehiny commented 7 years ago

`1: Task failed with an exception.

2: Task failed with an exception.

3: Task failed with an exception.

4: Task failed with an exception.

` @stempler @reiz

AhmedMehiny commented 7 years ago

@stempler @reiz Do you guys have a solution for that?

reiz commented 7 years ago

Hi @stempler do you have an estimation for this? Is this difficult to solve?

stempler commented 7 years ago

From the output looks like this is the same problem a in #34.

Can you try again with the current snapshot? The reason why it fails even if the workaround is used is most likely that subprojects are included and there are configurations that are not resolvable that don't occur in the main project.

stempler commented 7 years ago

Fix for issue with resolving configurations contained in 1.5.0 release. From the initial report it is not clear if this is the only problem here. Please reopen if the issue persists.