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I found my app receently built with stetho-no-op crashes on Android 4.4. I am afraid that is because steho-no-op module has a dependency on OkHttp 3.+. As you might already know OkHttp 3.13 drops the support for Android 4.4 and below. So I want to stick to OkHttp 3.12 or below but steho-no-op forces us to use the latest OkHttp, 3.13.1. https://github.com/square/okhttp/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#version-3130
My question is what is the rationale behind 3.+ is specified in build.gradle? I am not sure if stetho-no-op always requires the latest OkHttp version. If no, do you agree on fixing the version to 3.12.1?
Hi,
I found my app receently built with
stetho-no-op
crashes on Android 4.4. I am afraid that is becausesteho-no-op
module has a dependency on OkHttp 3.+. As you might already know OkHttp 3.13 drops the support for Android 4.4 and below. So I want to stick to OkHttp 3.12 or below butsteho-no-op
forces us to use the latest OkHttp, 3.13.1.https://github.com/square/okhttp/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#version-3130
My question is what is the rationale behind
3.+
is specified in build.gradle? I am not sure ifstetho-no-op
always requires the latest OkHttp version. If no, do you agree on fixing the version to 3.12.1?stetho-no-op/stetho-no-op/build.gradle
Line 54 in ad1c2fb
As a workaround, I removed
stetho-no-op
and it resolved the crashes.Thanks.
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