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Requirement:

I have two library projects example, projectCoreModules, and projectCoreValidation.

Project A referring these two aar library projects and it's working fine.

current requirement, new project B also wants to refer this two aar library.

So, I created a separate repo for coreModules and CoreValidation projects in Azure DevOps.

Whenever PR is raised, the pipeline build will be triggered and it will publish the aar files.

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I know, we can refer to the azure artifact feeds, in our android apps using the below code in Gradle.

 api (group: 'Tst', name: 'TestingPackage', version: '3.1.0', ext: 'jar')

Same like this way, Is it possible to refer to the published aar files to projectA and projectB. So that I can reduce the code.

Even though I have tried with the universal package, through the build pipeline I can able to publish as a universal package. But, I was unable to refer those published to ProjectA and ProjectB. so that Gradle build of these two projects gets to succeed.

Kalai Selvi
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  • Have you checked these similar issues? [Can I publish AAR file is included another AAR file in /libs folder?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/54032608/can-i-publish-aar-file-is-included-another-aar-file-in-libs-folder), [Android Library AAR depending on another library](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23042803/android-library-aar-depending-on-another-library) and [Is it possible to share library projects between projects when using Android Studio and gradle?](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18069080/is-it-possible-to-share-library-projects-between-projects-when-using-android-stu) – DeepDave-MT Apr 08 '22 at 04:39
  • @DeepDave-MT, actually my common library files in the azure feed, from which i need to refer it in the both apps projectA and projectB – Kalai Selvi Apr 08 '22 at 07:05

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