AGP Fixer

A project that exists to fix the guava issue that sometimes shows up in AGP 8.3 when used with Gradle 8.6+. See Google issue tracker AGP issue 330202433 for more details.

Usage

Agp Fixer should be added as a settings plugin to your Gradle settings script. As we have not yet formally published the plugin, you should consume it via a Gradle Composite Build. Start by cloning this repo into the same directory as the project you want to use it in. If your Android project is named "my-awesome-app", your directory structure should look like something like this

my-code
 | \
 |  | my-awesome-app
 |  | agp-fixer
 |  | <other cool projects>

Once you've cloned this repo, you'll need to configure your settings.gradle file to start and consume an included build.

// settings.gradle.kts
rootProject.name = "my-awesome-app"
pluginManagement {
    repositories {
        // normal repositories here
    }
    // included build!!
    includeBuild("../agp-fixer")
}

// register the settings plugin
plugins {
    id("com.mavenclinic.agp.fixer")
}

include(":normal-modules-go-here")

If you're already using the pluginManagement block, all you need to do is add the plugin and included build, and that's it, the correct version of Guava will be added to your classpath, and you should be able to bundle again.

Test and Deploy

TODO

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Contributing

TODO, but we're generally ammenable to it!

License

Copyright 2024 Maven Clinic, Inc.

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