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The library is typically consumed from jitpack.io with:
dependencies {
implementation 'com.github.mik3y:usb-serial-for-android:2.x.y
implementation 'com.github.mik3y:usb-serial-for-android:3.x.y
}
When pushing to github with jitpack enabled,
__*.aar__ and __*-sources.jar__ are automatically published by jitpack,
even if no `maven` or `maven-publish` gradle plugin is used.
# Jar
If you need a jar file (e.g. for cordova) run gradle task `createFullJarRelease` and use __full.jar__
# Local maven repository
To use a local maven repository (e.g. for developing usb-serial-for-android enhancements and testing in your application) comment in
//apply from: 'publishToMavenLocal.gradle'
This script is not enabled by default, as it confuses jitpack.
In your application toplevel `build.gradle` file add *mavenLocal* repository
To create new versions in _usb-serial-for-android_ project, you have to
1. increase version in `publishing` section
2. run gradle task `publishToMavenLocal`
To consume new versions in your project, you have to
1. add *mavenLocal* repository in toplevel `build.gradle` file
```
allprojects {
repositories {
mavenLocal()
...
```
2. adjust usb-serial-for-android version in your `app/build.gradle`
To consume new changes you have to
1. increase version in `publishToMavenLocal.gradle`
2. run gradle task `publishToMavenLocal`
3. adjust usb-serial-for-android version in your `app/build.gradle`
Instead of executing steps 1.+3. you could also use some [gradle tricks](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13565082/how-can-i-force-gradle-to-redownload-dependencies) to force dependency update
Instead of increasing the version for each build you can also use some [gradle tricks](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13565082/how-can-i-force-gradle-to-redownload-dependencies) to force dependency update.