bugfix: Added google() repository to allprojects to satisfy androidx build rules #520
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bugfix: Added google() repository to allprojects to satisfy androidx build rules
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Adding the
flutter_webview_pluginto a flutter submodule and using the AAR approach to add the module to an existing Android project brought up an issue that is detailed here. The build process breaks at:flutter:buildPluginReleaseFlutterWebviewPlugintask.Basically, the build.gradle lists out the transitive dependencies "implementation group: 'androidx.appcompat'" but does not mention
google()underallprojects/repositories. And this dependency seems to be fulfilled fromgoogle()instead ofjcenter()After adding
google(), the project builds perfectly.