Update Module provided recipes to use the provided scope#725
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Thanks for the help! I think we should already have similar recipes for Gradle if needed, but I'll merge this increment to not have you blocked there.
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Haha @timtebeek, I read your comment initially confused because I made the necessary changes for Gradle yesterday. Then I checked the contents of this PR and saw that the change never actually got pushed to the remote branch despite my commit to the local branch. I'll open a new PR from this branch with the Gradle update. |
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What's changed?
This pull request updates the previously submitted module-removed recipes to use the provided scope to ensure the module's dependencies are resolved at compile time.
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Address issues with applications failing to compile as a result of the dependency removal.
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