chore: relicense project to MIT and update documentation links - #10
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This pull request updates the license of the repository and its client SDKs to the MIT License, fixes repository URLs in the documentation, and reformats several markdown tables and code snippets in the README. The review feedback points out two configuration issues in the README: an incorrect JitPack dependency coordinate for the Android SDK and an outdated folder path for the Flutter SDK dependency.
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| // app/build.gradle.kts | ||
| dependencies { | ||
| implementation("com.github.MTI ridelinktechs.devconnect:devconnect-manage-android:v1.0.0") | ||
| implementation("com.github.ridelinktechs.devconnect:devconnect-manage-android:v1.0.0") |
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The JitPack dependency coordinate is incorrect. Since the repository name is devconnect-manage-kit and the Android module folder is located at client_sdks/devconnect-android, the correct JitPack coordinate format for a multi-module repository is com.github.Username.RepositoryName:ModuleName:Version.
Please update the coordinate to use devconnect-manage-kit as the repository name and devconnect-android as the module name.
| implementation("com.github.ridelinktechs.devconnect:devconnect-manage-android:v1.0.0") | |
| implementation("com.github.ridelinktechs.devconnect-manage-kit:devconnect-android:v1.0.0") |
| devconnect_manage_kit: | ||
| git: | ||
| url: https://github.com/MTI ridelinktechs/devconnect-manage-kit.git | ||
| url: https://github.com/ridelinktechs/devconnect-manage-kit.git |
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While updating the repository URL, please note that the path on the next line (client_sdks/devconnect_manage_kit) does not match the actual folder name in the repository, which is client_sdks/devconnect_flutter.
Please update the path to client_sdks/devconnect_flutter to ensure the dependency can be resolved correctly.
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