How to setup the file path to litiengine in Gradle?

[nightm4re94]

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Posted: 2020-11-10 15:10:34
User: FelixJons [] (age: 720 days 🙌; posts: 1)}
Hey! Read up a bit on Gradle, never used anything like it before since I'm a first year engineer student, and can't seem to get past this bump.
Ive copied the settings and build from the Gurk Nukem project but can't seem to specify a path to that my Gradle build can use? Can anyone see if I'm doing something obviously wrong?
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[nightm4re94]

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Posted: 2020-11-14 12:56:42
User: steffen [Admin 👑, Mod 🔧] (age: 1568 days 🔥; posts: 100)}
Hi, sorry for the late answer:
Generally speaking: you want to use a released version of the LITIENGINE. The Gurk Nukem project directly references the LITIENGINE as a project. This is not the recommended way of doing things but since the game is used as a sample project for the engine, and thereby always kept up to date, we decided to use that setup.
As an end-user of the engine, you should use a released version of it. This has been previously discussed in ~~~~this GitHub issue
In short: use ~~~~compile 'de.gurkenlabs:litiengine:0.5.0 instead of ~~~~compile project(':litiengine') in your ~~~~build.gradle.
We should probably adjust the sample project to that format because it's not making the intended usage very clear.
Thank you for your feedback/question.

[nightm4re94]

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Posted: 2020-11-14 13:06:53
User: steffen [Admin 👑, Mod 🔧] (age: 1568 days 🔥; posts: 100)}
I've updated the Gurk Nukem project by implementing the mentioned changes.