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Change the attribute value for compatibility with Android X

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Hello! You need to change the value of the attribute <attr name="mode"> for compatibility with android x Gradle can not assemble the project due to the fact that the SDK attribute with such a value is already defined.

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Created 5 years ago
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leokwswcommented, Dec 2, 2018

After use 1.4.1-x, Android Studio Response is Failed to resolve: com.chauthai.swipereveallayout:swipe-reveal-layout:1.4.1-x

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tristangrichardcommented, Oct 5, 2018

In the mean time use implementation 'com.github.amsiq:SwipeRevealLayout:1.4.1-x'

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