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        Dependency dependency = Mock()

        when:
        def result = dependencyHandler.someConf("someNotation")

        then:
        result == dependency

        and:
        1 * dependencyFactory.createDependency("someNotation") >> dependency
        1 * dependencySet.add(dependency)

    }

    void "can use dynamic method to add and configure dependency"() {

    private Project project;

    /**
     * <p>setUp.</p>
     */
    @BeforeEach
    void setUp() {
        Dependency dependency1 = new Dependency();
        dependency1.setArtifactId("dep1");
        Dependency dependency2 = new Dependency();
        dependency2.setArtifactId("dep2");

        project = new Project();
        project.setModelVersion("4.0.0");
        project.setGroupId("org.apache.maven");

Click on a dependency and select the "Required By" tab to see the selection reason and origin of the dependency.

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=== Dependency Insights

Gradle provides the built-in `dependencyInsight` task to render a  _dependency insight report_ from the command line.

[[sec:dependency_resolve_rules]]
== Using dependency resolve rules

A dependency resolve rule is executed for each resolved dependency, and offers a powerful api for manipulating a requested dependency prior to that dependency being resolved.

        when:
        def dependency1 = new DefaultIvyDependency('dep-group', 'dep-name-1', 'dep-version', "confMappingProject", true, null, [] as Set, [] as Set)
        def dependency2 = new DefaultIvyDependency('dep-group', 'dep-name-2', 'dep-version', "confMappingProject2", true, null, [] as Set, [] as Set)
        descriptor.dependencies.set([dependency1, dependency2])

        then:
        with (ivyXml) {