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@ -5,6 +5,9 @@ Implementing a `dependency-submission` workflow for your repository is documente
But getting it working is the easy part: the dependency alerts you recieve can be confusing and surprising. But getting it working is the easy part: the dependency alerts you recieve can be confusing and surprising.
Here are some common questions answered. Here are some common questions answered.
### How can I easily try this out without experimenting on my main repository?
The https://github.com/gradle/github-dependency-submission-demo repository is setup as a tutorial for you to fork and play with.
### How can I tell if the `dependency-submission` action is working? ### How can I tell if the `dependency-submission` action is working?
Inspect the Dependency Graph for your project (Insights -> Dependency Graph). You should see some dependencies annotated with "Detected by GitHub Dependency Graph Gradle Plugin" Inspect the Dependency Graph for your project (Insights -> Dependency Graph). You should see some dependencies annotated with "Detected by GitHub Dependency Graph Gradle Plugin"