Feature Request
Add support for Gradle as a package manager.
Use Case
Gradle is a build tool designed for multiple programming languages and ecosystems. It was first built to support Java projects, but has since expanded to support other JVM-based languages (Scala, Kotlin, Groovy script), JavaScript, and C++.
Relationship with Maven
Gradle will necessitate a different implementation than Maven (#664), since it uses a fundamentally different set of configuration files.
Gradle can be configured with "locked" dependencies and "verifiable" metadata. However, the current state of these files do not report the host repository where these dependencies were sourced from (see gradle/gradle#37729). Hermeto can make a best guess as to where these dependencies were sourced from by parsing the repositories configuration of any Gradle build files.
Feature Request
Add support for Gradle as a package manager.
Use Case
Gradle is a build tool designed for multiple programming languages and ecosystems. It was first built to support Java projects, but has since expanded to support other JVM-based languages (Scala, Kotlin, Groovy script), JavaScript, and C++.
Relationship with Maven
Gradle will necessitate a different implementation than Maven (#664), since it uses a fundamentally different set of configuration files.
Gradle can be configured with "locked" dependencies and "verifiable" metadata. However, the current state of these files do not report the host repository where these dependencies were sourced from (see gradle/gradle#37729). Hermeto can make a best guess as to where these dependencies were sourced from by parsing the
repositoriesconfiguration of any Gradle build files.