app declares a dependency from configuration 'compile' to configuration 'default' which is not declared in the descriptor for project

Question

I am importing a library module named \"wear\" in my project and while building, I am getting this:

Error : A problem occurred configuring project \':app\'.   
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Answer 1

Actually the project itself lays inside the target project root folder:

...
 |-wear
      |-app

So in order to include it properly you have to define path that points to that inner folder:

'setting.gradle':

include ':app', 'MyLibraryProject'
project(':MyLibraryProject').projectDir = new File("X:\\SOME_PATH\\wear\\app")

'app\build.gradle' (Main project)

dependencies {
...
compile project(':MyLibraryProject')
...
}

Answer 2

I recently encountered such a problem, when I was in the window10 compiler no problem, but I compiled a problem in Linux, I think this reason with the platform, I checked and found that my project name is with the case Named, and then I unified named lowercase letters, and then build, found successful. ^ _ ^.

Answer 3

This error usually occurs when Gradle cannot find a particular component. I experienced this when trying to use the Salesforce React Native Android example.

The error message you get looks like the one you posted ... in my case it was

Project :app declares a dependency from configuration 'compile' to configuration 'default' which is not declared in the descriptor for project :libs:SalesforceReact.

I found my Gradle settings file ( called settings.gradle ) in the projects android directory. The start of it looked like this

rootProject.name = 'SmartSyncExplorerReactNative'

def libsRootDir = new File( settingsDir, '../node_modules/SalesforceMobileSDK-Android/libs' )
include ':app'

include ':libs:SalesforceReact'
project( ':libs:SalesforceReact' ).projectDir = new File( libsRootDir, 'SalesforceReact' )

In this case, the path given in libsRootDir did not exist (as these libraries actually came from a different repository which I cloned and then pointed this path to!).

Once I had corrected the path, save the settings file and reran, everything worked smoothly.

I hope this helps, Jonathan.

Answer 4

I found this error too. So, I noticed that my settings.gradle was searching for a path that didn't exist. Example: (settings.gradle)

project(':YourProjectV1').projectDir = new File('../YourProjectFolderV1/app/');

However, in my filesystem, the path was: ../YourProjectFolderv1

After syncing the names, the project was ok!

I hope that helps.

Answer 5

I actually just needed to add the submodule so I ran the following git commands in terminal:

git submodule init git submodule update and then a rebuild!

Answer 6

I ran into this errors too, it turns out that there are a library path changed. Im using react-native-maps version 1.4

In settings.gradle change the react-native-maps dependency path to

... include ':react-native-maps' project(':react-native-maps').projectDir = new File(rootProject.projectDir, '../node_modules/react-native-maps/lib/android')

It seems to me the installation manual is not updated