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Build Error

Open YounessZekki opened this issue 2 years ago • 4 comments

Hello I used the library in my Android project for more than 2 years. And since yesterday, I had an error message during the build of my project, and looking at the logs, it turned out that it is related to the vmeter library: Could not find io.gresse.hugo.vumeterlibrary:vumeterlibrary:1.0.17. Do you have any idea on the root cause of this problem? Best regards

YounessZekki avatar Jun 23 '23 15:06 YounessZekki

The library still seems to be available from here : https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/io.gresse.hugo.vumeterlibrary/vumeterlibrary/1.0.17

Maybe a local issue on your side?

HugoGresse avatar Jun 23 '23 15:06 HugoGresse

According to this Gradle blog post:

Gradle 7.0 will deprecate the use of jcenter() to resolve dependencies. You will still be able to use JCenter as a repository, but Gradle will emit a warning. The jcenter() method will be removed in the next major release.

Gradle has no inherent tie to JCenter or Maven Central, so you can always switch to any other repository of your choice.

And according to Android Developers:

JFrog, the company that maintains the JCenter artifact repository used by many Android projects, recently announced the deprecation and upcoming retirement of JCenter. According to the announcement, JCenter will allow downloads of existing artifacts until February 1, 2022.

Developers who publish artifacts on JCenter should start migrating packages to a new host, such as Maven Central.

I wonder if the library is available in another repository apart from JCenter? If so, which one? Thank's in advance

YounessZekki avatar Sep 19 '24 16:09 YounessZekki

the library should probably be republished on maven, it won't take long but I haven't done that in a long time so.

HugoGresse avatar Sep 20 '24 08:09 HugoGresse

it someone want to help, let me know.

HugoGresse avatar Apr 27 '25 12:04 HugoGresse