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Docs: Unclear which build.gradle to add flipper dependencies to
See original GitHub issuein the Dependencies section of the docs, when it is suggested to add dependencies to the build.gradle it is unclear whether it is to the app/build.gradle or the android/build.gradle.
Usually, dependencies get added to the app/build.gradle and in a newly created React Native project that’s where the flipper dependencies are, but in the docs jcenter() is referenced which suggests they should be in android/build.gradle?
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@passy could you take a look please?
OK, thanks @passy