Exclude packages already contained in compileOnly dependency with gradle

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I'm looking for some automatic/simple way to exclude all dependencies from the final jar if they are already contained in any of compile-only depenceny which isn't present in the final jar but is loaded externally. I'm using kotlin DSL for gradle configuration.

my current jar configuration:

withType<Jar> { duplicatesStrategy = DuplicatesStrategy.EXCLUDE archiveClassifier.set("core") from(configurations.runtimeClasspath.get().map { if (it.isDirectory) it else zipTree(it) }) exclude( "kotlin/**" ) }

For example I implement jackson yaml format which uses snake YAML as a dependency. However snake YAML is also present in one compileOnly dependency and shouldn't be contained in the final JAR.

If I understand it correctly runtimeClasspath contains only implementation dependencies, but also all of their dependencies, which is the problem

PrasadU · Accepted Answer · 2020-07-06 04:29:22Z

you can have a custom task to create the list of jars you want to package, below snippet show the runtime-compileonly

task runCP() { def runList = configurations.runtimeClasspath.asList() def compileOnlyList = configurations.compileOnly.asList() println(runList.join("\n")) println("----") println(compileOnlyList.join("\n")) println("====") println(runList.size() + " | " + runList.removeAll(compileOnlyList) + " | " + runList.size()) println(runList.join("\n")) }

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