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author | Stefano Cordio <stefano_cordio@epam.com> | Mon Aug 26 18:46:02 2024 |
committer | Tim van der Lippe <TimvdLippe@users.noreply.github.com> | Tue Aug 27 17:56:27 2024 |
tree | 52c82184cb1ef3dd3d784ce7c28aec1c99393932 | |
parent | 1b7675c045b47637e300230624b29aad80bf64d4 [diff] |
Replace `dependencies.gradle` with `libs.versions.toml`
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