Continuing the discussion from Cache Dependencies into Local Maven Repository from Gradle : [image] Cache Dependencies into Local Maven Repository from Gradle @corneil You can now write this operation yourself by using the Artifact Query API (>= Gradle 2.3) which gives you direct access to the re…

You might try this plugin. [image] ysb33r/ivypot-gradle-plugin ivypot-gradle-plugin - Ivypot is a Gradle plugin to help managing a local off-line repository for builds in restricted environments

Thanks for the tip! Ivypot works pretty well. With a little coddling I was able to download all of the dependencies into a local ivy repo. I do wish it was a local Maven repo (rather than ivy) so I could serve it up with Nexus in our offline environment.

Here is an example on how to achieve this with the Artifact Query API.

Thanks! I’ll give this a shot…

This seems to write the artifacts in the old, flat Maven directory structure so a gradle build fails because it cannot find the artifacts. I will attempt to modify the task to put the jars and poms in the directory structure expected by a standard “repository maven” declaration in gradle.

It also only gets the first-level dependencies. I am still working on a version that will do what I need it to do.

Have you got further ? Do you please have a project to look at / help with ?

Yes. I will post tomorrow. Harry Rowell lessharry@gmail.com

Here is the python script that I ended up with to copy all Gradle dependencies from the cache into a local Maven repo. The local Maven repo ends up in the “android-tooling-repo” directory (which you can rename as you like). #!/usr/bin/python import sys import os import subprocess import glob impo…

Hi, I am a rather late to this discussion but this may be of use to someone struggling with getting gradle project dependencies into maven local. A day ago while trying to migrate several related projects from ant with ivy to gradle and got into trouble when a not yet converted top level ivy proje…

Need a Gradle task to copy ALL dependencies to a local maven repo

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Charles (Churchill) February 16, 2018, 8:27pm 14

This was incredibly useful. I needed to set up a command line gradle pipeline based off of zips containing another developer’s gradle project and gradle cache. This was exactly what I needed. All I had to do was run your script and then modify the build.gradle to contain a maven { url “file://path/to/maven/repo” } in the repositories section. Thanks for sharing this!

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