Closed scala-steward-asf[bot] closed 5 months ago
@pjfanning did you have a reason to depend on guava-android instead of guava-jre in 9fad0376d7c48f18abe0974c8ee9ce48d03d19df ?
one of our dependencies prefers the android version of guava
now that we have upgraded dependencies, we can stop forcing guava ourselves and just rely on the transitive dependency
I've created https://github.com/apache/pekko-grpc/pull/279
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📦 Updates com.google.guava:guava from
32.1.2-android
to32.1.2-jre
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