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I have :a, :b and :c libraries in an android project and I am submitting them separately to GitLab as maven repos.

The :a library imports the :b library.

implementation(":b")

The :b library imports the :c library.

implementation(":c")

In my :app application, I import :a, :b and :c libraries via GitLab.

implementation(":a")
implementation(":b")
implementation(":c")

In this case, a dependency occurs in the :app application as follows.

:a (contains :b (contains :c) ) :b (contains :c) :c

In this case, am I creating an extra extra dependency? Will there be 1x :a, 2x :b, 3x :c libraries in the :app application? We don't want this.

If we set the :a, :b and :c libraries so that they do not see each other, will we create a healthier build structure?

enjektor0
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  • You can not import a library more than once (otherwise the class and package names would collide), thus Gradle handles the dependencies and and only imports `:c` only once. – Robert Aug 10 '22 at 08:43

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You will not have 2x :b or 3x :c modules in your application.

You should refer to the android libraries docs. you can also check the modules docs

Ricardo Junior
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