Specify repository for node.js as exclusive by default#345
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deepy merged 2 commits intonode-gradle:mainfrom Feb 2, 2026
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By default, gradle checks all repositories in the order they are defined when resolving an artifact, unless a repository is declared that exclusively contains that artifact. In that case only that repository is checked when resolving the artifact.
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Looks good 👍
But let's always enable it rather than add another configurable option
If this causes compatibility issues, the distBaseUrl can be set to null and a repository can be manually specified
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| artifact() | ||
| project.repositories.exclusiveContent { | ||
| forRepository { | ||
| project.repositories.ivy { |
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One doubt I have is that this first adds the ivy repository to the declared repositories, and then newly added repository is passed in to project.repositories.exclusiveContent.
Looking through the gradle code that seems fine, and I couldn't find any other supported way to create an ivy repository other than through project.repositories.ivy
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By default, gradle checks all repositories in the order they are defined when resolving an artifact, unless a repository is declared that exclusively contains that artifact. In that case only that repository is checked when resolving the artifact.
resolves #344