Fix build error: Could not find com.daasuu:EasingInterpolator:1.3.0

[tuancoltech]

Resolve issue: #31

Fix build error: Could not find com.daasuu:EasingInterpolator:1.3.0

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Walkthrough

This pull request modifies the dependency declarations in the app/build.gradle file. It alters the com.sackcentury:shinebutton:1.0.0 dependency to exclude the EasingInterpolator module from the com.daasuu group and adds an explicit dependency on com.github.MasayukiSuda:EasingInterpolator:v1.3.2. The change ensures that a specific version of the EasingInterpolator is used and prevents potential conflicts during dependency resolution without modifying the overall structure of the build file.

Changes

File	Change Summary
app/build.gradle	Updated the shinebutton dependency to exclude the EasingInterpolator module from com.daasuu; added a dependency on com.github.MasayukiSuda:EasingInterpolator:v1.3.2.

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app/build.gradle (2)

62-64: Ensure Proper Exclusion in the ShineButton Dependency

The exclusion block correctly removes the EasingInterpolator module (from the com.daasuu group) from the com.sackcentury:shinebutton:1.0.0 dependency. This approach should effectively prevent the build system from attempting to resolve an unwanted or conflicting version of EasingInterpolator.

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65-65: Introduce the Explicit EasingInterpolator Dependency

Adding the explicit dependency on com.github.MasayukiSuda:EasingInterpolator:v1.3.2 ensures that a specific, known-good version of the library is used. This change directly addresses the build error (#31) by avoiding reliance on a missing or incompatible version.

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[codecov]

Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 11.55%. Comparing base (024b9e3) to head (1d0c810).
Report is 1 commits behind head on main.

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