aar getting deleted while Force resolve in Unity jar resolver. about unity-plugin HOT 9 CLOSED

Yes. Adding the Dependencies solved the issue.

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Hello,

Do you use unity jar resolver yourself? If yes, you will have 3 choices.

1. Manually add those deleted jars back.
2. Add the jars of Amplitude SDK and the ones it depends on into your XXXDependencies.xml.
3. Check if unity jar resolver provides a way for you to exclude jars which it shouldn't touch.

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Javasamurai, try #27

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@pashara Sorry about getting back and forth. As I mentioned in #27 , I wonder what's the motivation for you to include AmplitudeDependencies.xml in your project. That file is NOT needed.

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Pls take a look at the README file. I just updated it with how to work around with this issue.

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@haoliu-amp I'm also facing the same problem, but I can't locate the *Dependency.xml to add the dependencies.

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Please take a look at the README file. If you are not using google resolver, then you won't have the xxxDependency.xml file.

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@haoliu-amp Yes, I'm using the google resolver and followed the instructions in README file but I didn't find the *Dependency.xml file. Is it inside Amplitude folder? or located in another folder ?

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@ArwaAlrazooq If you are using that yourself, it should be in your project folder. Not from Amplitude.

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