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java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Lcom/gu/option/Option; #86
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Same happens to me, with the differnce that using |
same here |
Same here |
same here |
So sad |
same issue, please check it. |
same here... |
I am too experiencing this issue. Seems like this issue has repeated, follow this answer in an older issue to resolve this issue - Just make sure that you are adding repository URL to your top level gradle file's "allprojects" part. |
@rohannexialabs Actually not only repository URL should be added but also com.gu:option dependency. |
I have the same problem. :( |
me too. |
Copying the comment @rohannexialabs referred to:
This fixed it for me. |
check out the option project manually is also a way. |
Any update on this? |
No update from my end. Until the guardian decides to publish this library elsewhere or someone ports this to another compatible library we'll probably be stuck with the manual declaration. |
Why rely on this then? Can you use either another library or no library?
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No update from my end. Until the guardian decides to publish this library
elsewhere or someone ports this to another compatible library we'll
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Another library should be fine. This was the only one that was around back
then, I'm sure there are other ones now. Happy to take a look at a PR about
this.
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From previous answers but with an http
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When using
compile 'net.rdrei.android.dirchooser:library:3.2@aar'
, I get the following error:I have to use
compile 'net.rdrei.android.dirchooser:library:3.2
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