gradle-expert

Configure Gradle convention plugins by creating build-logic modules that standardize multiplatform target setup, version catalog management, and Kotlin DSL patterns across large multi-module Android+KMP projects.

Centralize dependency versions in a KMP project by populating a Gradle version catalog (libs) and referencing it across modules, which stabilizes complex multi-module setups and reduces flaky configurations.

Optimize Gradle build performance for large multiplatform projects by standardizing build scripts with convention plugins, centralizing dependency management, and tuning multiplatform target configuration to speed up compilation.

Yes, Gradle version catalogs can manage dependencies across Android and KMP targets by centralizing version declarations in a libs catalog, ensuring repeatable build configurations and reducing flaky setups.

Multi-module KMP builds face flaky Gradle configurations due to scattered dependency versions and inconsistent module setup, which can be resolved by standardizing build scripts and centralizing version catalog management.

Yes, a settings.gradle.kts file is required to initialize a multiplatform Gradle setup, as it manages module inclusion and integrates the build-logic conventions needed for robust, repeatable build configurations.