Move missing header file #599
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WalkthroughThe update focuses on refining the build configurations for an Android project and simplifying an iOS project's dependencies. For Android, it introduces a dynamic approach to managing the Android Gradle Plugin version and updates dependencies to newer versions. On the iOS side, it simplifies the codebase by removing an unnecessary dependency, indicating a move towards streamlining the project's libraries and frameworks. Changes
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- android/build.gradle (2 hunks)
- ios/maps/Layers/CapabilitiesResource.swift (1 hunks)
Additional comments: 5
ios/maps/Layers/CapabilitiesResource.swift (1)
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The removal of
UBFoundationimport suggests a refactor or cleanup. Ensure that this change does not affect other parts of the project whereUBFoundationmight be used indirectly through this file.android/build.gradle (4)
- 20-20: Adding
agp_versionvariable is a good practice for managing the Android Gradle Plugin version centrally, enhancing maintainability.- 29-29: Updating the classpath to use
agp_versiondynamically is a good practice, ensuring consistency across the build configuration.- 181-187: Updating dependencies to their latest stable versions is a good practice for taking advantage of the latest features and bug fixes. Ensure that these updates are tested thoroughly to avoid any compatibility issues.
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The removal of
ubiqueMavenconfiguration needs to be verified to ensure it does not impact the fetching of any dependencies that were exclusively available through this repository.Verification successful
Given the findings, it's necessary to further investigate the usage of 'ubiqueMaven' in the 'android/build.gradle' file and to search for dependency declarations across the project. This will help determine if any dependencies were indeed exclusively available through 'ubiqueMaven' and assess the potential impact of its removal.
The extracted section from 'android/build.gradle' confirms the presence of 'ubiqueMaven' among other repositories. However, to fully understand the impact of its removal, it's necessary to inspect the project's dependency declarations further. This involves identifying if any dependencies were exclusively available through 'ubiqueMaven' and whether alternative repositories listed could serve as sources for these dependencies.
Given the broad search results, a more focused approach is needed to inspect dependency declarations specifically within 'android/build.gradle' and potentially other relevant build configuration files.
The verification process has revealed that 'ubiqueMaven' was indeed removed from 'android/build.gradle', but the dependencies listed in the file are common and typically available through alternative repositories like Google's Maven repository and Maven Central, which are also configured in the project. There's no explicit evidence of a dependency being exclusively available through 'ubiqueMaven'. Therefore, the impact of removing 'ubiqueMaven' on fetching dependencies is likely minimal. Further manual verification by the project maintainers might be necessary for any potentially exclusive dependencies, but based on the provided evidence, there's no clear indication of an issue.
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#!/bin/bash # Verify if any dependency was exclusively available through ubiqueMaven rg 'ubiqueMaven' --files-with-matchesLength of output: 58
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#!/bin/bash # Extract the section mentioning 'ubiqueMaven' from 'android/build.gradle' cat android/build.gradle | grep -C 5 'ubiqueMaven' # Search for declared repositories and dependencies in the project rg 'repositories|dependencies' --files-with-matchesLength of output: 357
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#!/bin/bash # Inspect dependency declarations in 'android/build.gradle' rg 'implementation|api' android/build.gradle # Optionally, inspect other build files if they contain dependency declarations rg 'implementation|api' --files-with-matchesLength of output: 7279
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