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A comprehensive guide on how to resolve the error `Could not find com.github.umair13adil:RxLogs:1.0.18` in Flutter projects, ensuring smooth development and setup in Android Studio.
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Troubleshooting the RxLogs Dependency Error in Flutter

When setting up a new device and configuring your Android Studio, encountering errors can be frustrating, especially if they disrupt your project workflow. One common issue many developers face is the notorious Could not find com.github.umair13adil:RxLogs:1.0.18 error. This can occur when attempting to run previous projects that depend on specific packages.

Understanding the Problem

You might face the following error after migrating to a new device or after setting up a fresh Android Studio environment:

Execution failed for task :app:checkDebugAarMetadata

This error specifically indicates that the project cannot resolve the required dependency com.github.umair13adil:RxLogs:1.0.18. The log typically gives a hint that the package was not found in the expected locations, which might make you think about tweaking the gradle files or installing the RxLogs dependency directly.

Steps to Resolve the Issue

Instead of trying to resolve the issue through traditional methods, here’s a structured solution that helped many developers—including myself—overcome this challenge.

Step 1: Delete pubspec.lock

The pubspec.lock file ensures that all packages are locked to specific versions. However, when encountering dependency resolution errors, it's effective to regenerate this file.

Navigate to your project directory.

Locate and delete the pubspec.lock file.

Step 2: Clean Your Flutter Project

Cleaning your Flutter project removes any old build output:

Open your terminal or command prompt.

Run the following command:

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Step 3: Fetch Dependencies Again

After cleaning the project, you need to retrieve the dependencies afresh. This ensures that all your packages are up to date.

Execute the following command:

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Step 4: Update Kotlin Version (If Needed)

If you’re still having dependency issues, it’s important to ensure that you’re using the latest version of Kotlin.

Open the android/build.gradle file.

Look for the ext.kotlin_version line, and update it if it isn’t the latest.

Example:

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Conclusion

By following these steps—deleting the pubspec.lock, cleaning the project, fetching dependencies, and ensuring the Kotlin version is up to date—you should be able to resolve Could not find com.github.umair13adil:RxLogs:1.0.18 error effectively.

This approach simplifies your dependency management and allows you to focus on building your application without interruptions.

If you encounter further issues or have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below. Happy coding!