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I'm new to publish own library in android. I created my own library and uploaded it to bintray. My library depends several third party libraries. When I see pom.xml file, there are dependency information. But when I add my library to test project gradle, it didn't import its dependencies. So I had to add it manually test project's gradle. How can I import dependency module automatically when I add my library to test project's gradle? Is there anyone that can solve this? My library is on binary's maven repository. I find expert in this scope now.

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You need to include your library as a transitive dependency. Your build.gradle should have something like this:

compile('com.example.your.library:0.1.0@aar') {
    transitive = true;
}
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