Dependabot Support for Gradle Lockfiles is Now Generally Available

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GitHub Dependabot now generally supports Gradle lockfiles!

What’s New?

• Dependabot can now update dependencies in repositories that use Gradle lockfiles.
• This helps ensure your dependencies are always up-to-date and secure, even if you rely on Gradle’s dependency locking features.

Who is Impacted?

• Developers and teams using Gradle projects with lockfiles in their repositories.
• Anyone who wants to keep dependencies secure and automatically updated with Dependabot on Gradle-based projects.

Why Does This Matter?

• Keeping dependencies updated reduces your exposure to vulnerabilities and bugs.
• Automated updates save time and effort—Dependabot takes care of the heavy lifting for you, now with lockfile support for Gradle.

Learn More

For more details, check out the GitHub Blog Changelog post.

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Questions or Feedback?

Are you using Dependabot with Gradle lockfiles? Do you have questions about configuring this feature, or want to share your feedback? Reply below! If you found this post from the Blog article, you’re in the right place to connect with the GitHub Community team and product experts.

Let’s keep your dependencies secure—together!

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Are you using Dependabot with Gradle lockfiles? Do you have questions about configuring this feature, or want to share your feedback? Reply below! If you found this post from the Blog article, you’re in the right place to connect with the GitHub Community team and product experts.

Uh, sorry, I found this paragraph now. I opened up a new Discussion at: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/164205

[dmikurube]

I've submitted a fix for this issue by myself: dependabot/dependabot-core#12853