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Deps: Stop ignoring the agp update
The AGP update no longer needs to be synced with other in-house library and client projects (except for GBKit). As such, there is no need for Dependabot to ignore them anymore. This limitation got lifted due to the fact that: - 'FluxC' got vendored into this project, and thus the need to sync the AGP version with WCAndroid is no longer relevant (paaHJt-7hU-p2). - It has been decided that any project that requires compatibility with composite build on a library level, they will have to make the change themselves, when and if needed (paaHJt-6Qv-p2). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ About the 'GBKit' exception, following the below PR's approach, a product engineer should be able to replicate a future AGP update without too much trouble: PS: [Build] Update Gradle to 8.12.1 and AGP to 8.8.1 #21680 - #21680 Thus, it is better to unblock such automated AGP updates, based on Dependabot, instead of leaving them become stale for too long.
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exclude-patterns:
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- "org.jetbrains.kotlinx*"
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ignore:
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# The Android Gradle Plugin is a dependency that needs to be in sync with other
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# in-house libraries due to compatibility with composite build.
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- dependency-name: "com.android.tools.build:gradle"
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- dependency-name: "com.android.application"
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- dependency-name: "com.android.library"
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# Bumping 2.13.3 to the newest version requires lots of changes, including changes to
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# Gutenberg. As such, and as agreed, any update is paused. For more details, see
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# https://github.com/wordpress-mobile/WordPress-Android/pull/17936#issuecomment-1553227875

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