mtellect
if this package support the latest gradle version would be number 1 in dart packages since it is still the only deep ar package in flutter so far
I think the same. I came back to pub.dev to check for any updates for this package..
Is there any alternative? They keep saying just use an older gradle, but that's a terrible fix and for most impossible to use
Is there any alternative? They keep saying just use an older gradle, but that's a terrible fix and for most impossible to use
Hi, how is this a terrible fix and how is the plugin impossible to use? Did you follow the example on the dev branch? https://github.com/mtellect/CameraDeepAR/tree/dev Did you use the project build.gradle and it didn't work for you? https://github.com/mtellect/CameraDeepAR/blob/dev/example/android/build.gradle The SDK version for DeepAr used in this plugin is an old SDK (2020) which is well compatible with the gradle version asked of you to use (classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:3.5.0') .
The problem is we have to use gradle 3.5.0 but I want to add another package to my project it asks to use higher version for gradle so that this becomes a huge problem.. thank you for upgrading the package for null safety but please make an update for gradle version..
Is there any alternative? They keep saying just use an older gradle, but that's a terrible fix and for most impossible to use
Hi, how is this a terrible fix and how is the plugin impossible to use? Did you follow the example on the dev branch? https://github.com/mtellect/CameraDeepAR/tree/dev Did you use the project build.gradle and it didn't work for you? https://github.com/mtellect/CameraDeepAR/blob/dev/example/android/build.gradle The SDK version for DeepAr used in this plugin is an old SDK (2020) which is well compatible with the gradle version asked of you to use (classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:3.5.0') .
Another package in my project uses higher version for gradle and requires 4.2 Most flutter packages are updated to support 4.2. So this package is outdated and not production ready if it can't keep up with the rest of the community.
It doesn't mean that this plugin isn't working. Comment out the package that's dependent on 4.2 and run it, or you can Fork the repo and make it compatible
It doesn't mean that this plugin isn't working. Comment out the package that's dependent on 4.2 and run it, or you can Fork the repo and make it compatible
You're right I could fork it to get 4.2, but I'm concerned about using it in production ready software when gradle 3.5 is 18 pages deep for releases, I'm not sure why the main project can't update https://github.com/gradle/gradle/releases?page=18