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Migrate from jcenter #586
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Jcenter will continue to work for a read-only repository, but new packages can no longer be uploaded. See their announcement for more information. The linter in Android Studio 4.2 starts complaining about the usage of jcenter so many people will try to get rid of it the next months: Fetch is the last project blocking my migration aways from jcenter. I found a mirror over at JitPack but it is missing the okhttp integration. |
@tonyofrancis Hey, are you planning to do this? Otherwise I would think of publishing a fork to Mavencentral myself if thats ok for you.. |
Have you published the lib on Maven Central? |
No, decided to not use a library for our project... |
Any news please? |
Latest |
thanks |
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What do you mean by I use AndroidX and this dependency from jitpack works: |
sorry @moisoni97, i meant okhttp |
For that I think you should implement this dependency: |
implementation 'com.github.tonyofrancis.Fetch:xfetch2:3.1.6' this dependency don't work for android 14 Error One of RECEIVER_EXPORTED or RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED should be specified when a receiver isn't being registered exclusively for system broadcasts |
jcenter
is at end of life, please migrate it to Maven Central.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: