Changes to buildSrc require re-compilation and this is quite slow. While this works quite nicely, it can slow the build down. Having a single source of truth makes it much easier to maintain your app dependencies. the navigation-fragment and navigation-ui libraries have a common version. For example, two distinct libraries share the same lifecycle version in the linked example earlier – e.g. It can also simplify things when multiple related dependencies share a common version. It can make it much easier to update a dependency to a new version in a multi-module project. This gives a single source of truth for all dependency versions. Most recently, I have been using a Dependencies.kt Kotlin file in the buildSrc directory. Regular readers of Styling Android may be aware that I like to organise my dependency versioning.
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