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swright1512
6 years agoExplorer | Level 3
okhttp not found, migrating to Android developer studio (gradle)
I have an application that i have not needed to update since moving to API v2 in 2017. Due to google enforcing a minimum targetSDK i have made modifications and the project now meets the target and ...
Greg-DB
Dropbox Community Moderator
6 years agoIt looks like you're actually using old code, from before this change in 2018 (and maybe are mixing old code with new dependencies, or vice versa?). In any case, please use the latest version of the Dropbox library, sample code, and dependencies for compatibility.
The latest release of the Dropbox Java library itself is currently v3.1.3, and you can find the example Android app and instructions here, including the build.gradle listing the dependencies for the latest version of the example app.
swright1512
6 years agoExplorer | Level 3
The reason I used that code and library versions is because the exact same code and library build OK in the existing project with eclipse.
Will the latest versions be OK with minimum SDK version 8?
Will the latest versions be OK with minimum SDK version 8?
- Greg-DB6 years ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
The Android example app only supports SDK 19 and up. The Dropbox library itself doesn't have a documented minimum supported Android SDK level, but I would expect it to work on any SDK level where its dependencies can work.
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