I also noticed that when trying to build, references to the ditto library weren't being resolved. Looking into it further, it failed to pull in the ditto library because it "couldn't find a version that matched the dependency constraints". This happened because the format of how we requested the minimum version was incorrect.
Basically you express the version you want either as a specific version (e.g. "2.3.9") or as a range (which is what I've done here - I've asked for at least 4.4.0 inclusive and above)
Update to the heartbeat tool collection name.
I also noticed that when trying to build, references to the ditto library weren't being resolved. Looking into it further, it failed to pull in the ditto library because it "couldn't find a version that matched the dependency constraints". This happened because the format of how we requested the minimum version was incorrect.
See Delcaring RIch Versions on Gradle website for more info
Basically you express the version you want either as a specific version (e.g. "2.3.9") or as a range (which is what I've done here - I've asked for at least 4.4.0 inclusive and above)
Closes https://github.com/getditto/DittoAndroidTools/issues/64