This might be a documentation (omission) bug, but I’ll just ask the question first.
I was reading the new book “Gradle Dependency Management”. I generally expect books like this to have the same information as in the user guide, just emphasizing different things. I still get value out of them because of that. Every once in a while I discover something in an “alternate user guide” like this that I can’t even find in the regular user guide.
In a section of the book titled “Using dynamic versions”, it has the expected information about specifying version strings like “4.0.+”. However, it also describes a feature I wasn’t aware of, which is defining versions in a “range” like “[1.0, 2.0]” with several variations. I just scanned the two “dependencies” chapters, and I didn’t see this mentioned.
Does this feature actually exist? Did I miss it in the user guide somewhere?