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Gradle is now 3.2.1. Build tools are now 28.0.3. Updating supporting libraries to 28.0.0. All uses of 'compile' have been replaced with either 'implementation' or 'api', because 'compile' is deprecated, and needs to be replaced by the end of 2018 (Following the issues #724 #736 #737 #645 ). We used api mostly because "Gradle know that the module wants to transitively export that dependency to other modules, so that it's available to them at both runtime and compile time" here.
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