Hook dependency guard task automatically into check task
See original GitHub issueWhat’s your opinion on this? So far this isn’t done yet:
./gradlew -m check | grep "dependencyGuard"
returns nothing
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Top GitHub Comments
This is now part of
0.3.0
which I just kicked off the publishing job for with the @vanniktech plugin 😄Sounds great. I’ll add this to the next version milestone 0.3.0 so it gets in. Should be a trivial code change 👍
Great suggestion!