android-gradle-logic

You can centralize Gradle build logic by creating a dedicated build-logic module using composite builds. This module registers Convention Plugins to standardize configurations and reduce duplication across Android modules.

Managing dependencies consistently involves using Gradle Version Catalogs. This creates a centralized reference file for dependency versions, allowing modules to access shared library configurations without hardcoding versions.

The best way to reduce Gradle configuration duplication is by implementing Convention Plugins with Gradle Kotlin DSL. This approach encapsulates shared build settings into reusable plugins applied across modules.

Centralized build logic works seamlessly with CI pipelines. By enforcing a build-logic module and Convention Plugins, CI environments execute standardized builds across multi-module Android projects.

You need Convention Plugins when managing multi-module Android projects requiring shared Gradle configuration. They prevent configuration errors by enforcing consistent build settings across modules and CI pipelines.

Setting up a build-logic module involves including it in settings.gradle.kts for composite builds. You then register the convention plugin and apply it in your app module to standardize Gradle configuration.