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The problem with this version was that i merged a wrong contribution of androidannotations. which was marked as internal which means it always thought that it was included.
Fixed this issue with a version in 4.x
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This is the specific commit fixing this issue:
4bf7969
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So created a new branch with the v3.x.x versions and fixed this issue. I've also added all new libraries from the current v4.x.x version and the cc30 license.
The changes are under com.tundem.aboutlibraries:3.0.5
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Good intention but please do not squash commits together that are no contextual related. The bugfix is one thing, project updates another, and library additions are worth a separate commit too. The commit 1d40c91 is way to unreadable.
Also you updated the target SDK in this commit which hinders people from using the library with their v.20 project. I suggest you maintain a v.3.x.x
branch which stays with the v.20 and gets all bugfixes which are applied to the master branch. Additional features such as library additions are a nice benefit but not necessary.
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@johnjohndoe yeah you are right. my only intention was to get it working for those people again.
But you are right i updated the target version. really forgot about it.
Just thought i will add them so people on previous versions will also get those updates.
A different question. You've done pretty much already for this project. Are you interested in getting a contributor?
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Please feel free to rewrite the commit and divide it and force push the branch. I prefer a readable history over a squashed commit.
With regards to contributions I am fine with pull requests - but thank you for the invitation.
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@johnjohndoe thanks again. I've rewritten this commit and split it up. i also uploaded a new version to maven with buildSdkTools 20 instead of 21. i had to update the buildTools to be able to upload the lib. Should be fine now :)
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Much better :) The last two commits are not 100% clean - the separate contexts are:
- Update Gradle plug-in to v.0.14.2. and deprecated configuration such as
runProguard
. - Update build tools to v.21.1.1.
- Prepare new release v.3.0.5.
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Thanks :)
Ok will keep it in mind for future updates :D i think it's ok for today.
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Jeap. :)
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The tag for v.3.0.5 is missing.
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For me its shown in the releases view:
https://github.com/mikepenz/AboutLibraries/releases/tag/v3.0.5
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@mikepenz OH. It sits at the wrong commit - it looks like it is the "squashed" commit that was there earlier. You have to delete and add it again to 0b73d68. You can best see it via gitk --all
.
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- Architecture change to support configuration cache in a proper way HOT 1
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- Unknown license: GNU General Public License, version 2, with the Classpath Exception HOT 2
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- Is there a way to silence logging? HOT 5
- SpdxLicense 2.0 support
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- Legacy module not compatible with Gradle 8.0 HOT 9
- Eager creation of prepareLibraryDefinitions and exportLibraryDefinitions HOT 1
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- GPL license HOT 6
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- Missing v10.8.2 artifacts on Maven Central HOT 1
- Apache-2.0 License in generated JSON file may have invalid "url" HOT 1
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