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Hello,

And thank you for this plugin!

For the Audiveris project, the building of a Flatpak version requires to identify all dependencies so that the flatpak-builder tool can download them.

Martin Wilck (@mwilck) has crafted an ad-hoc solution which roughly runs Gradle with a temporary (empty) cache. Once filled, the cache is then analyzed by a specific Python program to populate a dependency.yml file. Details are available here.

But this process of getting a complete dependency list has nothing to do with the Audiveris project. Hence my growing interest in your program, which is a Gradle plugin dedicated to this task.

Running your plugin on the Audiveris project, I noticed 2 differences among the 50+ dependencies.

• Your plugin adds itself, plus the dependent gson utility, which is understandable.
• It misses however 2 dependencies, even though they are specified in the runtimeOnly section of Audiveris build.gradle file, as follows:

dependencies {
    implementation(
        ...
    )
     runtimeOnly(
        [group: 'org.bytedeco', name: 'leptonica', version: "${leptVersion}-${jcppVersion}", classifier: "${project.ext.hostOS}"],
        [group: 'org.bytedeco', name: 'tesseract', version: "${tessVersion}-${jcppVersion}", classifier: "${project.ext.hostOS}"]
    )
}

Depending on hostOS value (in our case: windows-x86_64, linux-x86_64 or linux-arm64), the jar file will be different.

I checked in your Java code, there is yet no such 'classifier' attribute in the DependencyDetails class.
Is it something you could consider?

Thanks in advance for any information.
/Hervé