api / org.gradle.api.attributes / HasConfigurableAttributes

HasConfigurableAttributes

@Incubating interface HasConfigurableAttributes<SELF : Any> : HasAttributes

Represents something that carries attributes by utilizing an AttributeContainer that is configurable.

Parameters

- type extending this interface

Since
3.4

Functions

attributes

abstract fun attributes(action: Action<in AttributeContainer>): SELF

Configure the attribute container that provides the attributes associated with this domain object.

Inherited Functions

getAttributes

abstract fun getAttributes(): AttributeContainer

Returns the attributes

Inheritors

ComponentMetadataDetails	`interface ComponentMetadataDetails : ComponentMetadata, HasConfigurableAttributes<ComponentMetadataDetails>` Describes a resolved component's metadata, which typically originates from a component descriptor (Ivy file, Maven POM). Some parts of the metadata can be changed via metadata rules (see org.gradle.api.artifacts.dsl.ComponentMetadataHandler.
Configuration	`interface Configuration : FileCollection, HasConfigurableAttributes<Configuration>` A `Configuration` represents a group of artifacts and their dependencies. Find more information about declaring dependencies to a configuration or about managing configurations in docs for ConfigurationContainer Configuration is an instance of a FileCollection that contains all dependencies (see also `#getAllDependencies()`) but not artifacts. If you want to refer to the artifacts declared in this configuration please use `#getArtifacts()` or `#getAllArtifacts()`. Read more about declaring artifacts in the configuration in docs for org.gradle.api.artifacts.dsl.ArtifactHandler Please see the Managing Dependency Configurations User Guide chapter for more information.
ConfigurationPublications	`interface ConfigurationPublications : HasConfigurableAttributes<ConfigurationPublications>` Represents the outgoing artifacts associated with a configuration. These artifacts are used when the configuration is referenced during dependency resolution. You can use this interface associate artifacts with a configuration using the `#artifact(Object)` methods. You can also define several variants of the configuration's artifacts. Each variant represents a set of artifacts that form some mutually exclusive usage of the component. An implicit variant is defined for a configuration whenever any artifacts are attached directly to this object or inherited from another configuration.
ConfigurationVariant	`interface ConfigurationVariant : Named, HasConfigurableAttributes<ConfigurationVariant>` Represents some variant of an outgoing configuration.
DependencyConstraint	`interface DependencyConstraint : ModuleVersionSelector, HasConfigurableAttributes<DependencyConstraint>` Represents a constraints over all, including transitive, dependencies.
ModuleDependency	`interface ModuleDependency : Dependency, HasConfigurableAttributes<ModuleDependency>` A `ModuleDependency` is a org.gradle.api.artifacts.Dependency on a module outside the current project. For examples on configuring the exclude rules please refer to `#exclude(java.util.Map)`.
VariantMetadata	`interface VariantMetadata : HasConfigurableAttributes<VariantMetadata>` Represents the metadata of one variant of a component, see `ComponentMetadataDetails#withVariant(String, Action)`.
ViewConfiguration	`interface ViewConfiguration : HasConfigurableAttributes<ViewConfiguration>` Configuration for a defined artifact view.