tasks.register("downloadDependencies") { doLast { configurations.all { it.resolve() } } } Use code with caution.
Gradle typically downloads dependencies "on-demand" as part of a build or test task. However, if you need to fetch them without running a full build, use these methods: 1. Using the dependencies Task gradle download dependencies command
Mastering the Gradle Download Dependencies Command In the world of Java development, managing external libraries is a constant task. Unlike some package managers that have a dedicated install command, Gradle's approach is more automated, often leaving developers searching for the specific "gradle download dependencies command" to trigger a manual fetch or refresh. Using the dependencies Task Mastering the Gradle Download
If your dependencies are already downloaded but you suspect they are corrupted or outdated (common with SNAPSHOT versions), use the refresh flag: ./gradlew build --refresh-dependencies Use code with caution. Gradle's approach is more automated