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Configurations in Adept are inspired by configurations in Ivy, but currently only a subset is supported.

You use configurations in 2 ways:

1. Defining which configuration you want when you are executing something that requires dependencies. Typical examples are: compile, test, ...
2. Defining which configuration a certain dependency should use and what it should map to. Example: compile->runtime. This means that when you want to compile, I want the dependency to use it's runtime configuration.

Read up on what Ivy says on it here

Supported configuration syntax:

• 'A->B' means that configuration(s) matched by A in the left set of confs is mapped to B in the right set of confs
• '*' means all configurations (compile->*)
• ';' separates multiple expressions (compile->compile;default->compile)
• ',' separates multiple configurations (compile->compile,master)
• '()' fallback configuration used if the first one is not found (compile->compile(*), e.g. map compile to compile, if compile is not found use all configurations)

Not currently supported:

• '%'
• '!'
• '[' and ']'
• '@
• '#'