What is the Gradle artifact dependency graph command

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I read this comment in the Gradle docs   To deal with problems due to version conflicts  reports with dependency graphs are also very helpful  Such reports are another feature of dependency management    I have some kind of jar being brought in but I need to figure out where it is coming from   Normally I would just globally exclude it  but I need some information on the hierarchy here   How do I get this information like I can from Ivy and Maven   NOT to mention that someone is bringing Hibernate jars  a lot  in to my jar list and I really want to know who since I am not using Hibernate and try to cut out that dependency

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Ah  since I had no dependencies in my master project   gradle dependencies  only lists those and not subproject dependencies so the correct command ended up being   gradle   lt subproject gt  dependencies   so for me this was   gradle  master dependencies

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In recent versions of Gradle  ie  5    if you run your build with the --scan flag  it tells you all kinds of useful information  including dependencies  in a browser where you can click around   gradlew --scan clean build   It will analyze the crap out of what s going on in that build   It s pretty neat

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For those looking to debug gradle dependencies in react-native projects  the command is  executed from projectname android     gradlew app dependencies --configuration compile

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The command is gradle dependencies  and its output is much improved in Gradle 1 2   You can already try 1 2-rc-1 today

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gradlew -q  app dependencies  gt  dependencies txt   Will write all dependencies to the file dependencies txt

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If you got a lot configurations the output might be pretty lengthy  To just show dependencies for the runtime configuration  run  gradle dependencies --configuration runtime

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If you want recursive to include subprojects  you can always write it yourself   Paste into the top-level build gradle   task allDeps  lt  lt        println  All Dependencies       allprojects each   p - gt          println           println    p name   center  60                println           p configurations all findAll    it allDependencies empty   each   c - gt              println     c name    center  60   -                c allDependencies each   dep - gt                  println   dep group  dep name  dep version                            println  -    60                     Run with   gradle allDeps

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If you want to see dependencies on project and all subprojects use in your top-level build gradle   subprojects       task listAllDependencies type  DependencyReportTask         Then call gradle   gradle listAllDependencies

[gradle] What is the Gradle artifact dependency graph command?

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