Where do the clean short names of the libraries come from?

[rekire]

When I check the resulting list of libraries I see that a lot of packages have a good readable name like "Android SDK" or "AndroidX core library" however there is also "android.core:core-ktx" which is not so nice to read. I would guess that there are some artifacts mapped somehow to clean names. Where is that code?

Can I give my own libraries also such clean and nice names in the listing?

[rekire]

I found out what is going on. This is a neat extension just for Google Play Services. In LicensesTask.action() is a check which access the files third_party_licenses with the extension txt and json within the aar dependency.

Out of my understanding there is no direct way to add clear names of the dependencies #185 goes it bit in the same direction

[rekire]

I suggest that the name from the POM file should be used. That would work for all dependencies when that tag is set.