Package org.gradle.api.attributes
Interface Bundling
- All Superinterfaces:
Named
This attribute describes how dependencies of a component are found.
There are currently 3 supported modes:
external, the default, where dependencies, if any, are found transitivelyembedded, where dependencies are found inside the component, but using the same namespace as the original dependenciesshadowed, where dependencies are found inside the component, but within a different namespace to avoid name clashes
As a practical example, let's consider the Java ecosystem:
-
Jar component:
externalindicates that transitive dependencies are themselves component jarsembeddedindicates that transitive dependencies have been included inside the component jar, without modifying their packagesshadowedindicates that transitive dependencies have been included inside the component jar, under different packages to prevent conflicts
-
Sources component:
externalindicates that the source of transitive dependencies are themselves source jarsembeddedindicates that the source of transitive dependencies have been included inside the component source jar, without modifying their packagesshadowedindicates that the source of transitive dependencies have been included inside the component source jar, under different packages
- Since:
- 5.3
-
Nested Class Summary
Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface org.gradle.api.Named
Named.Namer -
Field Summary
FieldsModifier and TypeFieldDescriptionstatic final StringDependencies are packaged within the main component artifact.static final StringThe most common case: dependencies are provided as individual components.static final StringDependencies are packaged within the main component artifact but also in a different namespace to prevent conflicts. -
Method Summary
-
Field Details
-
BUNDLING_ATTRIBUTE
-
EXTERNAL
The most common case: dependencies are provided as individual components.- See Also:
-
EMBEDDED
Dependencies are packaged within the main component artifact.- See Also:
-
SHADOWED
Dependencies are packaged within the main component artifact but also in a different namespace to prevent conflicts.- See Also:
-