android-gradle-logic

You can centralize Android Gradle build logic by moving configuration into reusable Convention Plugins. This approach standardizes compileSdk and minSdk defaults while preventing copy-pasted build scripts across your multi-module project.

Use convention plugins and composite builds when you need to standardize Gradle setups across a multi-module Android project. This mechanism centralizes Kotlin DSL plugin registrations and shared dependencies to eliminate configuration drift.

To integrate build-logic, include the module in your root settings file, then apply the provided convention plugins in your app and feature module build files. This standardizes your Gradle setup through a shared version catalog.

Yes, you can standardize dependencies across Android modules by using a shared version catalog with Kotlin DSL. This defines conventional plugin registrations and dependency versions centrally to ensure consistency across your project.

The best way to manage compileSdk and minSdk defaults is by defining them inside centralized convention plugins. This ensures every Android application and library module applies the same standardized configuration without manual repetition.

Yes, this approach works for both application and library modules by providing dedicated convention plugins. It standardizes the Kotlin DSL setup and Gradle configuration across all module types in your composite build environment.