Picasso.with() has been renamed to Picasso.get()

[chriscioli-vn]

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We welcome your contributions to improve the SDKs — whether adding new features, creating your own library that uses Twitter Kit, or fixing bugs you find in the code. We'd love to work with you so that Twitter Kit grows with your needs.

You are currently using an older version of Picasso. The Picasso.with() method has been deprecated and the Picasso.get() method is the new version. This is only a problem in applications that are already using an updated version of the Picasso library.

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• Steps to reproduce the problem (include logs and/or sample code where appropriate): Implement the current version of the Picasso library, using the .get() method
• Expected behavior: The application compiles
• Android API Version: compileSdkVersion 27 minSdkVersion 21
• Android Device (include Model and Manufacturer): Essential PH-1 (test device)
• Artifact Versions (run ./gradlew :app:dependencies):

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[chriscioli-vn]

[efrohnhoefer]

Note: Twitter kit in no longer being actively developed. But if you submit a PR I can review and merge.

[jasvilladarez]

@efrohnhoefer I created a pull request for this: https://github.com/twitter/twitter-kit-android/pull/152

[bardyamomeni]

I am getting the minify warning that Picasso.with(context) is not present. When the update to use the latest Picasso will get released?