takuaraki / DependenciesVersionChecker

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Doesn't work anymore with newest update on Android Studio 2.0 Beta 5 #17

Open kevinvanmierlo opened 8 years ago

kevinvanmierlo commented 8 years ago

As the title says, it doesn't work anymore. It gives me an error when I try to run it.

dvdmunckhof commented 8 years ago

The newest update broke it for me too, in the Event Log it says: Dependencies Version Checker: Error occurred when processing inputted script by gradle.

jacoplane commented 8 years ago

Having the same issue

ben-manes commented 8 years ago

Are you defining plugins using the plugin DSL? If so, then you can try using a buildscript block instead. I think the build script rewriting needs to detect and use whichever approach the project adopted.

jon-adams commented 8 years ago

Version 1.2 of the plugin also is throwing an exception in Android Studio 1.5.1.

Plugin Error: Dependencies Version Checker threw an uncaught PluginException.
PluginException: VersionCheckWindow : Unsupported major.minor version 52.0 [Plugin: io.github.takuaraki.dvc]

I assume these are related to the recent attempts to make it work with 2.0 Beta? It should probably be backwards compatible until 2.0 is out of beta.

thebogusman commented 8 years ago

+1

SteveYurka commented 8 years ago

idea seems great, tried to use it but have got the same error

+1

AlexeyKorshun commented 8 years ago

Not work for me too, have beta7 and mac os

Log

Dependencies Version Checker: Error occurred when processing inputted script by gradle.

hereisderek commented 8 years ago

+1

thecodeside commented 8 years ago

+1

seanmatabs commented 7 years ago

I'm having the same issue has there ever been a solution to this?

ben-manes commented 7 years ago

Supposedly Android Studio is building this feature directly in. This looks to be a problem due to the JDK versions (52.0 == JDK8). This plugin is delegating to the gradle-versions-plugin, so you could use that instead if JDK8 doesn't solve your problems.

jon-adams commented 7 years ago

This plugin is still broken at this time.

However, since Android 2.2 there is a way to do this built-in now, via the Project Structure dialog. See How to check if gradle dependency has new version for the steps.