Advanced Dependency Management for Multi-Module Android Apps
A small Android project can survive with dependencies scattered across a few build.gradle.kts files. Add twenty, fifty, or even hundreds of modules, though, and that approach quickly becomes difficult to maintain. Different modules may start using different library versions. One team upgrades Compose while another stays behind. A transitive dependency suddenly changes behavior. Shared Gradle configuration gets copied everywhere, and nobody is completely sure why a particular library exists in the final dependency graph. This is where advanced dependency management ...
