Manage Build Gradle Dependency for Multi-Module Projects

Welcome to our latest video tutorial on managing dependencies in your Gradle projects using the libs.version.toml file! In this video, we'll dive deep into how you can streamline your dependency management process by centralizing version information in a TOML file and accessing it within your build.gradle files. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, mastering this technique can significantly enhance your project's maintainability and scalability.
🎓 Topics Covered:
Introduction to libs.version.toml
Setting up the TOML file structure
Integrating TOML with Gradle
Accessing versions in build.gradle
Best practices and tips for dependency management
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[@vengateshm2122]

Useful one. Please mention the starting gradle version which supports this feature.

[@user-yy3ov9xw3r]

hi, i saw in your previous videos that u used buildSrc folder and used to manage your dependencies there for multi module architecture. In this video, is this approach any different from that ?

[@himanshugaur684]

Yep it has a few more advantages over that , automatic updated version support etc.