Gradle: clean up dependency and plugin version management#3970
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LGTM, except something went wrong during rebasing: commit title is off and the changes in strings.xml shouldn't be part of this PR.
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Thanks for the quick review. Not sure how I didn't notice that! Fixed now |
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Commit title still seems off? |
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Is this a better commit title? |
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Yes, but I actually was referring to the commit title (see the commits page), not the PR title 😉 |
Signed-off-by: Martin <[email protected]>
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@mueller-ma Any concerns?
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Summary
This PR cleans up and simplifies the Gradle configuration by centralizing dependency and plugin versions using a Gradle Version Catalog. The goal is to make the build files easier to read and maintain without changing any behavior.
What changed
I consolidated dependency and plugin versions that were previously spread across multiple Gradle files into a single libs.versions.toml file. This reduces duplication and makes it clearer where versions are defined. I also did some light formatting and organization of the Gradle files to improve readability.
What did not change
There are no dependency upgrades or downgrades in this PR. All versions remain exactly the same as before. There are no functional or runtime changes, and there is no impact to the full or foss build variants.
Motivation
While getting familiar with the project and the build setup, I found the Gradle configuration a bit difficult to follow as a new contributor. This change is meant to make the project more approachable and easier to maintain going forward.
Testing
The project syncs successfully in Android Studio. I ran clean and assemble builds locally and verified that both full and foss variants still resolve and build as expected.
Notes
This is my first contribution to the project. Feedback is very welcome and I am happy to adjust anything to better match the project’s conventions.