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Updated to current Kotlin module versions, it no longer compiles #176

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drtyrell969 opened this issue Jul 23, 2023 · 0 comments
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drtyrell969 commented Jul 23, 2023

I'm in a typical situation where my project relies on the latest Kotlin modules. When I attempt to migrate the signature modules in, it soon becomes a nightmare of gradle crashes. Android Studio struggles with migrating modules via file copying in the Finder and gets confused if you have any issues after migrating.

ERROR 1:

Could not find androidx.compose.runtime:runtime:.
Required by:
    project :signature-core
Search in build.gradle files

This is out of the box, and after upgrading suggested Kotlin modules. I have to do this because my current app is up to date.

INTEGRATION ISSUES:

  • I moved the module folders into my root directory, just like the main app.
  • I migrated the DataBinding view and related layout files

After this, I get the madness of trying to get everything to compile with those modules. Android Studio struggles to add the modules properly. I've attempted to add them via Project Settings, and I'm told that the modules have already been added. When I look around the entire app, they aren't mentioned at all, yet aren't found during compilation.

Has anyone used this with 1.10 Kotlin Core?

The Signature gradle files are using a number of complex functions, vars, and variables, yet the readme makes it sound like you just add one line and the entire thing should work.

Would appreciate any help.

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