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Additional context
The Gradle team plans to introduce project isolation, rendering the plugin unusable in the future. I think that it would be good to resolve this today, so that there are no surprises tomorrow. That said, today DependencyCheck still works great with Gradle 7, it's just that when you run a build with 20+ subprojects each having x configurations that you are greeted by 100+ lines of warnings by Gradle. Consequently this also means that it is impossible to run a build that has Gradle's warning mode set to fail.
I searched the issues and pull requests, but could not find anything. Apologies if it is a duplicate and my search-fu failed me.
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Describe the bug
Executing
dependencyCheckAggregate
with Gradle 7 in a build with multiple projects leads to:Version of dependency-check used
Expected behavior
No warnings are logged.
Additional context
The Gradle team plans to introduce project isolation, rendering the plugin unusable in the future. I think that it would be good to resolve this today, so that there are no surprises tomorrow. That said, today DependencyCheck still works great with Gradle 7, it's just that when you run a build with 20+ subprojects each having x configurations that you are greeted by 100+ lines of warnings by Gradle. Consequently this also means that it is impossible to run a build that has Gradle's warning mode set to fail.
I searched the issues and pull requests, but could not find anything. Apologies if it is a duplicate and my search-fu failed me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: