Provide option to override catalog versions from CLI #594
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This commit adds the ability to override the versions of dependencies declared in the catalogs that the build uses. For example, to override the `libs.managed.jackson` version, you can specify on the command-line: `./gradlew :foo -Poverride.libs.managed.jackson=2.6.0` Alternatively, it is possible to provide an override properties file: `./gradlew foo -Poverride.file.libs=overrides.properties` and the properties file must contain the following entry: `managed.jackson=2.6.0` in order to behave the same as the 1st example.
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This commit adds the ability to override the versions of dependencies declared in the catalogs that the build uses. For example, to override the
libs.managed.jacksonversion, you can specify on the command-line:./gradlew :foo -Poverride.libs.managed.jackson=2.6.0Alternatively, it is possible to provide an override properties file:
./gradlew foo -Poverride.file.libs=overrides.propertiesand the properties file must contain the following entry:
managed.jackson=2.6.0in order to behave the same as the 1st example.