Resolve dependencies per-project #983
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…ll the root-project synchronization problems we were having. I'm keeping the hooks we would need to go back to centralized dep resolution in the future in case we decide to go back to that for some reason.
This was referenced Nov 7, 2021
…nt in the same project.
…ssage for failures.
…is to check to see if transient fields are null.
…itRatchetGradle be a POJO field of the service. Doesn't matter either way for now, but this sets us up for a refactor in the future.
…doesn't do anything and if it ever does do something it will be surpising if it's just some tasks.
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That leads to a lot of duplication, but there is a clear path to recentralize from here if we want to get that performance back. After this PR, spotless can build and run without any warnings from configuration cache. However, it doesn't actually work, and many things will break if you try to do it, although it's surprising how many things do work.
But if you aren't using configuration-cache and you just have a giant multi-module project which has been barfing on our root-project synchronization, this PR is the ultimate fix to #941.