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I want to override a plugin version to test if it behaves correctly with the new version. Is there a way to pass it through the command line?

My settings.gradle.kts:

pluginManagement {
    val myPluginVersion = "0.1.2"
    plugins {
        id("com.example.myplugin") version myPluginVersion
    }
}

It also should be possible for Dependabot to change this version permanently afterward.

I want to override a plugin version to test if it behaves correctly with the new version. Is there a way to pass it through the command line?

My settings.gradle.kts:

pluginManagement {
    val myPluginVersion = "0.1.2"
    plugins {
        id("com.example.myplugin") version myPluginVersion
    }
}

It also should be possible for Dependabot to change this version permanently afterward.

• gradle
• command-line
• gradle-plugin
• gradle-dependencies

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I would reccommend the following solution:

1. Have a standard version of that plugin defined in gradle.properties file (some.version=1.0.0).
2. Read it in the pluginManagement block

// kotlin
pluginManagement {
  val someVersion = extra["some.version"] as String
  println("========================================")
  println("some version is: $someVersion.")
  println("========================================")
}

3. When necessary, you can change the property version by passing a value to the command line e.g.

./gradlew assemble -Psome.version=2.0.0

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