support gradle version catalog

[jbl428]

Motivation:

• renovate does not support buildSrc (related issue: multimodule gradle (kotlin) with versions defined as constants in buildSrc renovatebot/renovate#5480)
• renovate supports version catalog

Modifications:

• Update gradle version to latest
• Apply version catalog (https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/platforms.html)
• Migrate buildSrc/src/main/kotlin/Dependencies.kt buildSrc/src/main/kotlin/Dependencies.kt to libs.version.toml

Commit Convention Rule

• Please commit your modification based by conventional commit
• This commit convention is referred from angular convention

Commit type	Description
feat	New Feature
fix	Fix bug
docs	Documentation only changed
ci	Change CI configuration
refactor	Not a bug fix or add feature, just refactoring code
test	Add Test case or fix wrong test case
style	Only change the code style(ex. white-space, formatting)

Closes #78

[shouwn]

It would be good to define the val modules in BuildSrc so that Module can also be imported in a usage similar to libs.

[jbl428]

Module can also be imported in a usage similar to libs.

Could you explain that in a little more detail?
What is difference between object modules and val modules?

[shouwn]

As shown below, it meant that it would be good to use the �Modules as modules. I thought there would be uniformity when we used both the libs and modules in lowercase letters

val modules = Modules

object Modules : Iterable<Module> {
    private val modules = mutableListOf<Module>()

    val api = module(path = "order-api")
    val autoconfigure = module(path = "order-autoconfigure")
    val batch = module(path = "order-batch")
    val crypto = module(path = "order-crypto")
    val log = module(path = "order-log")
    val externalClient = module(path = "order-external-client")
    val jpa = module(path = "order-jpa")
    val json = module(path = "order-json")
    val kafka = module(path = "order-kafka")
    val lock = module(path = "order-lock")
    val redis = module(path = "order-redis")
    val support = module(path = "order-support")
    val testFixture = module(path = "order-test-fixtures")
    val xlt = module(path = "order-xlt")

    private fun module(path: String, name: String = ":lcp-$path"): Module =
        Module(path, name).also { modules.add(it) }

    override fun iterator(): Iterator<Module> =
        modules.iterator()
}

testImplementation(modules.testFixtureCore)   // Before Modules.testFixtureCore
testImplementation(modules.testFixtureEntity) // Before Modules.testFixtureEntity
testImplementation(libs.java.persistence.api)
testImplementation(libs.hibernate)
testImplementation(libs.h2)

[jbl428]

I have found that modules is defined in gradle (DependencyHandlerDelegate.getModules())

I could not find a way to solve this problem. 😢

[shouwn]

Oh... it's already been declared in gradle. Then there's nothing we can do. Thank you for checking

[shouwn]

I pulled your repo and tested it. After modifying the TOML file and reload gradle, the modification will be reflected in the libs and it can be autocompleted.

I think this is really good.

[cj848]

Thank you so much for your contribution. After that, can you handle renovate's automatic dependency update PR github actions with PR?

[jbl428]

How about install renovate app in this repository instead of using github action?
I think It is much simper and support same functionality (schedule, PR create policy)