duplicate value for resource 'attr/strokeWidth' with config

[yehyatt]

When Updating to latest gradle and android studio
buildToolsVersion '28.0.3'
compileSdkVersion 28
targetSdkVersion 28
classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:3.2.0'

[davidpini]

+1

[kernelpanicsoft]

+1

[aliasgarlabs]

@yehyatt How did you fix the duplicate strokeWidth issue?

[yehyatt]

@aliasgarlabs I removed the library and its uses in my app

[aliasgarlabs]

@yehyatt I had to do the same thing

[lucianoborgesumovme]

Hi, I have the same problem. I've tried a lot of strategies. @yehyatt Could you detail a little bit more your answer - "I removed the library and its uses in my app" - for @aliasgarlabs ?
Did you remove from build.gradle as a lib and add again as an Android module?
Thanks

[Radwan43]

+1 anyone found a way to solve this ?

[lucianoborgesumovme]

I've tried to use androidx packages, last version of build tools and nothing changes the result, always the same problem

[Oleksandr1990]

Created a temporary solution:
color-picker.zip
this lib can be imported this way:

• add this file to your app/libs folder ( PROJECT_ROOT / app / libs)
• update dependencies for app module:
  repositories { ... flatDir { dirs 'libs' } ... } dependencies { ... implementation fileTree(include: ['*.jar', '*.aar'], dir: 'libs') ... }
  there are other options to import aar - this one is provided as an example

I have just renamed attribute strokeWidth to customStrokeWidth and updated it in all places where it is used

[lucianoborgesumovme]

Hi @Oleksandr1990

Thanks by your answer. I've removed the remote lib and add the .aar as a local dependency (implementation files('libs/color-picker.aar'))

The build was done with success, but the "setOnColorChangedListener()" method from LineColorPicker was not found.

Could you help me about this issue?

Thank you so much,

Luciano Borges

[Oleksandr1990]

Hi @lucianoborgesumovme!
Have you tried this step? Seems the lib isn't imported properly

update dependencies for app module:
repositories { ... flatDir { dirs 'libs' } ... } dependencies { ... implementation fileTree(include: ['.jar', '.aar'], dir: 'libs') ... }

or check this thread how to include aar manually:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/23326397

[lucianoborgesumovme]

Hi @Oleksandr1990
Yes, I did your steps. I've tried to add a lib through this line to: implementation files('libs/color-picker.aar'). Both doesn't work.
P.S. My class is written in Kotlin (but I belive that this is not the problem)
Thanks!

[Oleksandr1990]

Hi @Oleksandr1990
Yes, I did your steps. I've tried to add a lib through this line to: implementation files('libs/color-picker.aar'). Both doesn't work.
P.S. My class is written in Kotlin (but I belive that this is not the problem)
Thanks!

@lucianoborgesumovme
Try to import lib this way:
implementation 'org.xdty.preference.colorpicker:color-picker:0.0.5@aar'

[lucianoborgesumovme]

@Oleksandr1990
This message was showed when I used your line above:
ERROR: Failed to resolve: org.xdty.preference.colorpicker:color-picker:0.0.5

[locofocos]

Many thanks to @Oleksandr1990 for the tip. That was the last blocker for a 4 am side project release, phew!

edit - see my fork and it's readme if you want an easier workaround

To give this workaround a bit more posterity than a zip file, if you want to recreate yourself:

Clone the color picker repo. Bump version from 0.0.5 to 0.0.6 (or whatever version you like). Replace all occurrences of strokeWidth to customStrokeWidth like @Oleksandr1990 said. There's a constant to rename too, may be needed, not sure.

Then run these commands in the color picker repo to install it into your local m2 repo:

gradlew clean
gradlew build -x lintVitalRelease -x lint
gradlew install
gradlew publishToMavenLocal

Then in the project where you consume it, add mavenLocal() as a repository in both places. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/39015691. Consume the new 0.0.6 version you made.

Poke me and ask me to publish my fork if I don't followup!

But definitely +1 to migrating to another color picker library. It probably would have been about the same amount of work as supporting this one.