Gradle Dependency Bundle

Build a portable Maven-layout repository and a dependency graph from a Gradle build, then check which exact artifacts are absent from a restricted JFrog repository.

plugins {
    id("org.openprojectx.gradle.dependency.bundle") version "0.1.1"
}

dependencyBundle {
    configurations.addAll("runtimeClasspath", "testRuntimeClasspath")
    includeBuildDependencies.set(true)
    includeSources.set(true)
}

./gradlew exportDependencyBundle
./gradlew dependencyBundleReport
./gradlew auditArtifactRepository -PartifactRepositoryUrl=https://jfrog.example/artifactory/maven

The export contains build/dependency-bundle/m2/repository, dependency-graph.json, and the dependencies-style dependency-graph.txt. The graph retains configurations, selected components, edges, selection reasons, Gradle variant attributes, and every artifact path/checksum.

This repository also builds a runnable Jib image. Its portable repository is at /m2/repository; its default command audits /dependency-bundle/dependency-graph.json using JFROG_URL, JFROG_USERNAME, and JFROG_PASSWORD.

See the user guide for build-tool capture, independent-build usage, offline verification, image extraction, and JFrog reports.