That's Maven doing the resolution there, not IntelliJ. Maven uses the dependency version declared "closer" to your build (less levels of hierarchy deep), so the dependencies you declare yourself always win. If two conflicting dependencies are at the same hierarchy level, the first one wins.
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appreciate the series, thank you.
Thank you!
This series is awesome. Please make more!
Thank you! Is there anything in particular you'd like to see in this series?
Great video, unfortunately diagrams don't seem to work for multi-level Maven projects (i.e. with submodules). Only leaf modules can show dependencies?
Any plans to support multi-level maven projects for dependency graphs?
yeah, that's great but how about adding button EXCLUDE instead of "Nothing here" in dependency analyzer of gradle project?
When there is a conflict in the dependencies, how does IntelliJ determine which dependency it should omit? Why was 3.5.0 preferred over 3.31.0?
That's Maven doing the resolution there, not IntelliJ. Maven uses the dependency version declared "closer" to your build (less levels of hierarchy deep), so the dependencies you declare yourself always win. If two conflicting dependencies are at the same hierarchy level, the first one wins.
@@henninghoefer Thank you very much for the detailed answer 🙂
@@henninghoefer Is there a way I can manually pick choose one over the other?
How bad is a library conflict?
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silver button on the way
Wow, nice
My Java/Groovy career without Intellij will truly be a harrowing experience.
How did I not know about this
Thanks you very much
You are welcome
great, but if you will have pauses and some name of the explained topic, it would be better