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Add Pangle SDK #333
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Summary of Changes
Hello @mmathieum, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request introduces the Pangle SDK into the project's Android application. This involves updating Gradle's version catalog with the SDK's details, configuring a new Maven repository for its artifacts, and finally, integrating the SDK as a dependency within the application's build configuration. The primary impact is enabling the application to leverage Pangle's functionalities, likely for advertising or monetization purposes.
Highlights
- Pangle SDK Integration: The Pangle SDK mediation adapter and its version (7.2.0.4.0) have been added to the
libs.versions.tomlfile, along with its module coordinates and a new dependency bundle. - Gradle Repository Configuration: A new Maven repository (
https://artifact.bytedance.com/repository/pangle) has been configured insettings.gradleto allow Gradle to resolve Pangle SDK artifacts, with content filtering to include onlycom.pangle.*group IDs. - Application Dependency Inclusion: The newly defined Pangle dependency bundle (
libs.bundles.pangle) has been added to theimplementationdependencies inshared/app-android/build.gradle, making the Pangle SDK available to the Android application.
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Code Review
This pull request successfully integrates the Pangle SDK by adding the necessary dependencies to libs.versions.toml, configuring the Pangle Maven repository in settings.gradle, and including the Pangle bundle in the application's build.gradle. The changes are consistent with the existing project structure for managing dependencies.
One important consideration highlighted is to verify and include any Pangle-specific ProGuard rules, which are often necessary for ad SDKs to function correctly in release builds.
For future pull requests, adding a brief description outlining the changes, the rationale, and any testing performed would be beneficial for reviewers and for maintaining a clear project history.
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Duplicate #465 |
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