fix(android): Resolve the issue where users need to manually import local_repo in build.gradle in version v3.0.2.#1279
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Resolve the issue where users need to manually import local_repo in build.gradle in version v3.0.2.
So Android users don‘t need have to import
local_reposetting about like README.Summary
Bug
Resolve Detail
When I imported this dependency and tried to compile it into an Android app, the system threw the error "ould not find org.asyncstorage.shared_storage:storage-android:1.0.0". I tried many solutions, but none worked. I also couldn't find the dependency org.asyncstorage.shared_storage:storage-android:1.0.0 in official repositories such as Maven Central. Finally, I checked the official repository and found that the README states you need to declare the local_repo before building for Android so that this dependency can be resolved correctly.
Test Plan
./gradlew app:assembleDebug | catand it can build success without importlocal_repoin users'build.gradle