Andrew Reitz
Andrew Reitz
I'm guessing it's not the specific library and probably something it does. I will keep playing with it and report back the findings.
I think it could be due to the provided dependency to android in the project. I tried a few other libraries that do the same thing, and get the same...
The provided dependency is android, so I'm not sure how that should be pulled in. I'm guessing if it's switched to compile it would cause more issues. I'll keep playing...
Does that grab all the dependencies of other dependencies? I can seem to find the output jar to inspect the class files.
So if a library has a dependency it never gets those. I'm guessing that there in lies the problem. Are you applying the groovy plugin somewhere? If so is there...
Ok, I found the issue. Only aars are being pulled in, so any time you reference library code you will get this exception. I am attempting to fix this now.
Just updated to include my work around in the project. https://github.com/pieces029/robospock-test If you remove the groovy plugin and the dependency section you will see the exception again. Still trying to...
Just realized Timber also has transitive dependencies so that wasn't really a good test in that sample app.
Thanks, this makes a lot of sence. I've been doing replacements in files that have $, but switching the template engine seems a lot easier.