JCenter is at end of life

[drmrbrewer]

From the docs we are required to use jcenter:

But there is now a lint warning saying that "Jcenter is at end of life", as noted here:

https://stackoverflow.com/q/66400264/4070848

As noted in this answer:

Developers who publish artifacts on JCenter should start migrating their
packages to a new host, such as Maven Central.

[WarrenFaith]

Would be highly appreciated if this would be done soonish

[JonathanNobrega]

I'm not being able to use version 1.8, as it seems to be removed from JCenter... And I can't update to version 1.9.1 due to the minApi required.

Could not HEAD 'http://dl.bintray.com/lukaville/maven/com/nbsp/library/1.8/library-1.8.pom'. Received status code 403 from server: Forbidden

[WarrenFaith]

@JonathanNobrega jcenter is no more. They literally shut off this service with 1st of May 2021

[JonathanNobrega]

So, only version 1.9 and onwards are on Maven Central, and previous versions were on JCenter? Because Gradle is able to sync with version 1.9.1

[WarrenFaith]

There is no version on mavencentral. That is why this issue exists...

[JonathanNobrega]

But I don't understand... I invalidated caches on AS, then synced Gradle again, and it worked on latest version (1.9.1), as it could download the library, but version 1.8 gives me a 403 Forbidden (because of JCenter shutdown). I thought that only the latest version was on Maven Central 😅

[WarrenFaith]

The only solution for now would be to clone this repo and link it as a local dependency...

[omkar-tenkale]

You can use

              implementation 'com.github.nbsp-team:MaterialFilePicker:2a671641af

or for always latest version:

        implementation 'com.github.nbsp-team:MaterialFilePicker:-SNAPSHOT'

You can use any library on github as library within minutes (even your own project) with https://jitpack.io/

[slavinsky-dev]

Any alternative picker instead this one?