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Having project dependant on another project is common situation. How to configure gradle so that it will include your dependency project in build process?
There are two cases:
1. Your project is a root project and dependency is under its root
When dependand project is under root in a directory structure (dependency is not being shared with any other project except this one) you are doing it in recommended gradle strategy :)
To wrap up: you have directory structure like this:
Project |--build.gradle |--settings.gradle |--Dependency | |--build.gradle
Then to add Dependency to Project, you need to have Project/settings.gradle content like this:
include ':Dependency'
and in a Project/build.gradle dependencies section you need to compile the dependent project by adding:
dependencies { compile project(':Dependency') }
2. You have two independent projects and you need to use one of them as a dependency
When both project are on the same level in a directory structure you are not doing it as gradle team wish, but it is more real world situation in my opinion :) This is because you have your library project that can be easily used in several other projects as a dependency.
So you have directory structure like this:
Project |--build.gradle |--settings.gradle Dependency |--build.gradle
To add Dependency to the Project, you need to include it, and show Dependency path manually. So the Project/settings.gradle content should be like this:
include ':Dependency' project(':Dependency').projectDir = new File(settingsDir, '../Dependency')
and in a Project/build.gradle dependencies section you need to compile the dependent project by adding:
dependencies { compile project(':Dependency') }
Notice that tis is build.gradle is exactly the same as in previous section.
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