Android Studio，构建gradle未能找到依赖项

Question

I have some problems in android studio and gradle... First of all I should mention that I download IFixit android project which is open source and import some part of it in my project, but something is wrong. When I add dependencies in my project and building gradle cause error for Failng To Find !!! for example below is two of them :

compile "com.github.chrisbanes.pulltorefresh:pulltorefresh:2.1.2"
compile 'com.marczych.androidsectionheaders:androidsectionheaders:1.0.0'

I solve some of the errors by changing the name but above files doesnt work at all!!! something that is strange for me is that my build.gradle file use jcenter() repository but IFixit ones use mavenCentaral() and actually i don't know what is the difference !i add mavenCentral() to my repository but nothing happened !

I change first link to :

compile "com.github.chrisbanes.pulltorefresh:library:2.1.1"

and gradle build succesfully but my activity class can not resolve import like this :

import com.handmark.pulltorefresh.library.PullToRefreshBase;

and doenst know the classes !

I should mention that i use android studio v0.8.6 and gradle:0.13.+ (2.1) and minimum required sdk for my project is 4.0

Is there any way to solve my problem and import dependencies without error ? I will appreciate any suggestion ... thanks in advance ...

UPDATE (Solution):

I solved the problem by adding below line into my repositories :

maven {
  url 'https://raw.github.com/iFixit/ark/master/releases/'
}

Answer 1

You should try using the '+' symbol when you specify the version of the dependency you need, this will get you the "latest" version available.

for instance

compile "com.github.chrisbanes.pulltorefresh:library:2.+" would get you the latest 2.x version compile "com.github.chrisbanes.pulltorefresh:library:+" would get you the latest one availabe xx version

however this is not quite "recommended" for projects that are constantly updating repos with nightly builds since something unstable might come up and affect the project, but sometimes it might be "ok".

Best.

Answer 2

Looking into the errors, number of things stand out:

1. com.handmark.pulltorefresh.library.PullToRefreshBase class is not in com.github.chrisbanes.pulltorefresh:library but in com.github.chrisbanes.pulltorefresh:sample .
2. There is no published version of 2.1.2 of pulltorefresh . The latest is 2.1.1 .

Based on that, I'd propose you adding both com.github.chrisbanes.pulltorefresh:library and com.github.chrisbanes.pulltorefresh:library (and maybe com.github.chrisbanes.pulltorefresh:extras as well) to your dependencies, all of version 2.1.1. Should probably do the trick.