This error mysteriously disapeared so I'll carry on. aar file after selecting the file, Android Studio studio would tell me it didnt exist. I already had one issue in this phase, perhaps due to the question mark in the.File → New Module → Import JAR/AAR Package.I imported it into an Android Studio empty app, using:.aar file as a library into an Android Studio app. I am not very experienced in Android Studio and I have tried countless ways to solve this issue with no success. How to manually include external aar package using new Gradle Android Build System The optimal way would be that a user does not have to do anything in order to use the package, and I'm investigating if this is doable.This question already has an answer here: > spotify/android-sdk#271īut the app remote currently has to be added the old/current way. I found out that the auth sdk is already in a maven repo, so we can change that, so that you as a user don't have to add this anymore. For more information on using Maven repositories, see Remote repositories. The recommended way to share dependencies (JARs and AARs) is with a Maven repository, either hosted on a service such as Maven Central or with a directory structure on your local disk. We have to do the linking currently because spotify did not put their sdk into a maven repository, what would be the recommended way of doing things

The issue we encounter then is that our linking will probably not work but I am not sure yet. Here it states the the Project Structure Dialogue is the new way to go: Īnd this states on how to add a. jar/.aar files the old way via the dialogue. The newest release of android studio removed the option to add. Ok so this is an issue that we have to fix

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