Gradle
Gradle is an open-source build automation tool focused on flexibility and performance.
IntelliJ IDEA integrates seamlessly with Gradle, applying project settings from the build file and delegating build and test tasks to Gradle where appropriate.
Gradle build scripts are written using a Groovy or Kotlin DSL, and IntelliJ IDEA provides code completion and generation within the build file.
Analyzing dependencies
Analyzing dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA
Dependency Analyzer
Using the Dependency Analyzer in IntelliJ IDEA
Dependency Diagram
Using the Dependency Diagram in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate
Summary and Shortcuts
Analyzing dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA Summary
Introduction
Analyzing dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA
Package Checker
Find and fix vulnerabilities inside IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate
Gradle projects
View vulnerable dependencies in Gradle projects
Introduction
Package Checker plugin in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate
Remediate dependencies
Remediate dependencies using IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate
Summary and Shortcuts
Find and fix vulnerabilities inside IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Summary
Vulnerable Dependencies tool window
View vulnerable dependencies in the Vulnerable Dependencies tool window
Managing dependencies
Managing dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA
Add dependencies
Different ways to add dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA
Introduction
Managing dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA
Remove dependencies
Remove dependencies using Package Search
Summary and Shortcuts
Managing dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA Summary
Upgrade dependencies
Upgrade dependencies using Package Search
Viewing dependencies
Different ways to view dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA
Dependency management config file
View dependencies in the dependency management config file
Build tool window
View dependencies in the build tool window
Dependency tool window
View dependencies in the dependency tool window
Introduction
Different ways to view dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA
Project tool window
View dependencies in the project tool window
Summary and Shortcuts
View dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA Summary
Marco Codes - Gradle
Working with Maven in your projects
Quick-Fix to Add Missing Dependencies in the Editor
Save time when adding missing dependencies
Code Completion with Package Search
Helps you to reduce the changes of a typing mistake when you're searching for packages
Filter Stable Versions in the Dependencies Tool Window
Allows you to filter out unstable versions of dependencies easily
Search Packages in Dependencies Tool Window
Use the Dependencies tool window to manage your dependencies
Update Version and Scope in Dependencies Tool Window
Upgrade, downgrade, and change scope easily
Setting up the Dependencies
Add Spock framework dependencies to the project
Running Gradle tasks
There are several convenient ways to run Gradle tasks from IntelliJ IDEA.
Working with Gradle
Understand how IntelliJ IDEA integrates with Gradle.
Creating a Gradle project
Start by creating a brand-new project that uses Gradle as the build tool.
Gradle dependencies
Add or update dependencies in your build.gradle file.
Gradle Settings
Where to change IntelliJ IDEA's settings fo Gradle.
The Gradle Tool Window
How to find the Gradle tool window.
Gradle Wrapper
Useful information for working with projects that use the Gradle Wrapper.
Opening a Gradle project
What you need to know to get started with an existing Gradle project
Source set directories
Understand how IntelliJ IDEA deals with Gradle's source set directories
Syncing and reloading
Sometimes you may need to encourage IntelliJ IDEA to reload any changes from the Gradle configuration.
The build.gradle file
See how IntelliJ IDEA makes it easier to work with Gradle's configuration file.
Tour of a Gradle project
Take a look around a standard Gradle project to understand it better.
Group ID and version number
How to set up or change a project's group ID and version number.
Setting up Gradle for JUnit 5
Laying the foundations for Writing JUnit 5 Tests