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fix(android): remove jcenter repository completely #202
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Done! @mikehardy |
…` works the app name in manifest was different then the configured app name, so the app did not run from the command line, now it does
you cannot just bump the version without actually doing all the changes required when you update react-native (e.g., integrating diffs from upgrade-helper) the partial change broke the example app on ios, reverting it makes the example app work again, at least up through use of Xcode-12.4. react-native 0.60 does not work with Xcode 12.5+ but that's a known issue and is solved by doing a full update of the example app, which is out of scope for a jcenter change
I pulled the branch and checked it locally, and the example app did not work for android or ios, so it appeared that it had not actually been tested at all @matteodanelli ? I added three commits which patched up the PR while keeping it minimal, such that the example actually works, for ios and android, and now - with the 3 extra commits verified locally via |
Hi @mikehardy, |
Removed jcenter from the android source and from the android example.
Replaced jcenter with maven jitpack.
Updated flipper and react-native versions to match the latest v0.65.