Android project dependencies tree view of four ways:
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method one:
./gradlew module name: the Dependencies // see the separate module depends ./gradlew: App: the Dependencies --configuration the compile // Check compilation dependencies items
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Second way: Use Gradle Project
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Three ways: install Android Studio plug-in
gradle view
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Four ways: If you suspect the command line window display watch unfriendly, there's a better way to experience.
Enter the following command line:
./gradlew build --scan
It appears as follows:
Publishing a build scan to scans.gradle.com requires accepting the Terms of Service defined at https://scans.gradle.com/terms-of-service. Do you accept these terms? [yes, no]
Enter yes agree, there will be a web address, log on to the web site
The page also provides tips conflict, a reference to the library list of such libraries, the effect is as follows:
summary
1. mode and a second approach is actually the same way, you can search to find
2. Three ways way plug-in eliminates the cumbersome command input, malpractice is not a global search
3. The embodiment four more beautiful display can quickly locate the conflicting dependencies
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