Included google() repository in gradle build#157
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@googlebot I fixed it. |
…ory for version 1.104+
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| repositories { | ||
| google() //this is required from version 1.104 onwards | ||
| //other repositories |
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Do you need to add central() explicitly too?
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Yes. I added the additional part that would be required
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you need to put central here too
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| If you are using Gradle, add this to your dependencies | ||
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| google() //this is required from version 1.104 onwards |
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comment can be removed. This won't be necessary in the near future.
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Sure. (when I make this change.. is it okay to amend and force push or a separate commit)?
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Just make multiple commits and push again. I'll squash when it's merged.
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Fixes #<156> (it's a good idea to open an issue first for context and/or discussion)
I think it's advisable to have this info in the readme itself since it's required only for version 1.104 and upwards.