Including the Resolver in Your Gradle Build

To call the resolve task during Gradle’s check task automatically, follow the instructions below:

1. Open your workspace’s root build.gradle file.

2. Add the following directive:

   check.dependsOn resolve
   

   The resolve task is now called during the check task.

   You can also configure this for specific projects in a workspace if you don’t want all modules to be included in the global check.

3. (Optional) If the resolve task runs during every Gradle build, you may want to prevent the build from failing if there are errors reported by the resolver. To do this, open your workspace’s root build.gradle file and add the following code:

   targetPlatform {
       ignoreResolveFailures = true
   }
   

   This reports the failures without failing the build. Note, this can only be configured in the workspace’s root build.gradle file.

Awesome! You can now run the resolve task in your current Gradle lifecycle.

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