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Analyzing dependencies in a multi-project codebase. Finding root library (direct library dependency / first-level library dependency) for a transitive dependency and their depending projects that directly use them. Displaying unique dependency list. Finding all circular dependency chains. |
1.2.0
(03 March 2024) |
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Check dependency updates and add to comments |
0.2.4
(09 February 2023) |
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Generates a dependency graph snapshot for any Gradle build, which can be submitted via the GitHub Dependency Submission API. |
1.4.1
(27 January 2026) |
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A base plugin to improve dependency insight and handle all dependency applies |
0.4.0
(21 May 2018) |
no.f12.code-navigator
CC-compatible
Analyzes compiled JVM bytecode to provide class listing, symbol search, call graph traversal, class detail inspection, interface implementation lookup, and package dependency analysis. Designed for coding agents and human developers. |
0.1.69
(15 April 2026) |
com.autonomousapps.build-health
CC-compatible
A plugin to report on the health of your JVM or Android build |
3.7.0
(10 April 2026) |
ai.garthub.gart-settings
CC-compatible
Configure shared Gart skill repositories and version catalogs in settings.gradle. |
0.1.0
(23 March 2026) |
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The Dependency Checker Gradle plugin lets you warn users if a specific configuration dependency is not the latest one available from the Maven central repository. The plugin eventually fails the build if the dependency age (the difference between the timestamp of the current version and the latest version) is above a predetermined threshold. |
1.0.7
(07 April 2026) |
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Plugin for monitoring Gradle catalog dependencies. It generates reports to inform you about which dependencies in your catalog are up-to-date or need updating. |
1.0.72
(26 November 2025) |
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Creates an interactive HTML report that helps analyze which modules depend on a given project ('dependents'), both directly and transitively. |
1.0.0
(26 August 2025) |