Problem: JCENTER/BINTRAY no more available for Android repositories #2245
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Solution: Remove JCENTER() call, from Android repository search path. See - ZPROJECT [issue 1314](zeromq/zproject#1314) for more details. - ZPROJECT [issue 1315](zeromq/zproject#1315) for more questions.
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Solution: Remove JCENTER() call, from Android repository search path.
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