Is it possible to have two source-based library dependencies to the same
library within a single project?
For example, I have the following multi-project structure:
- stubworld-app-android-hybrid
- stubworld-corelib-android
- stubworld-corelib-java <-- included once
- stubworld-corelib-sqlite4java
- stubworld-corelib-java <-- included again
(the full project hierarchy /
code<https://github.com/tleyden/stubworld-app-android-hybrid>is available on
github)
when I try to build it with gradle I get the following error:
UNEXPECTED TOP-LEVEL EXCEPTION:
com.android.dex.DexException: Multiple dex files define
Lcom/stubworld/core/StorageEngine;
where the com.stubworld.core.StorageEngine class is defined in the
stubworld-corelib-java library that is double-included.
I think I already know the answer -- switch to maven artifacts and the
problem will just go away. However, declaring library dependencies as
source dependencies is actually very convenient for debugging and fixing
library code in-place.
Is there some way to make this work without resorting to maven artifacts?
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