Temporary SweetBlue aars

ryanbis

Due to our maven server being down, I'm putting the aars here, so at least you can continue developing. We're working to move the server to a new location, in a large effort to reduce downtime in the future. Please bear with us.

UPDATE
Please see https://forum.sweetblue.io/topic/152/new-maven-server about our new maven server.

3.2.5
sweetblue-3.2.5.aar
sweetbluerx-3.2.5.aar
sweet_api-3.2.5.jar

3.2.4
sweetblue-3.2.4.aar
sweetbluerx-3.2.4.aar
sweet_api-3.2.4.jar

3.2.2
sweetblue-3.2.2.aar
sweetbluerx-3.2.2.aar
sweet_api-3.2.2.jar

If you need any prior versions, please reply to this post, and I can add it.

EDIT #1:
Added api jar, another dependency you will need.

EDIT #2:
Added files for 3.2.2

EDIT #3:
Added rx files

EDIT #4:
Added url for new maven server

EDIT #5:
Removed URL, added link to new post with maven url

caeduk

3.2.2 please

ryanbis

Updated OP to include 3.2.2 files

caeduk

is sweetblue-rx included in these?

Thanks

ryanbis

It does now

ryanbis

Just adding a reply here to say that the OP has been updated with a url to use for now to get your projects up and running again.

hayashi

@ryanbis

Just tried below with new maven server, but AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION happens with java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Lcom/idevicesinc/sweetblue/utils/State;
Looks like sweet_api dependency definition is missing in new maven pom?
Can you please clarify?

repositories {
    ...
    maven {
        url "https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/ideviceshub/SweetBlue/_packaging/sweetblue/maven/v1"
    }
}

dependencies {
    ...
    implementation "com.idevicesinc:sweetblue:3.2.5"
}

ryanbis

Sorry about that, you're right, it's not pulling sweet_api in automatically. For now, you can just add the sweet_api dep:

implementation "com.idevicesinc:sweet_api:3.2.5"

I'll work on getting the pom updated properly today.

ryanbis

@hayashi

Due to the way Azure Artifacts works, we were forced to create a new feed. See https://forum.sweetblue.io/topic/152/new-maven-server for the new URL (basically, just tack a 3 onto the second sweetblue in the url).