cannot access Observable class file for rx.Observable not found about reservoir HOT 10 CLOSED

Similar issue for me, but at init time.

 Rejecting re-init on previously-failed class java.lang.Class<com.anupcowkur.reservoir.Reservoir$1>: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Lrx/Observable$OnSubscribe;
at void com.anupcowkur.reservoir.Reservoir.init(android.content.Context, long) (Reservoir.java:39)

It happens at:

Reservoir.init(context, (5 * 1024 * 1024));

I add reservoir as dependency in app gradle file only with:

compile 'com.anupcowkur:reservoir:3.1.0'

I don't want to use reactive into reservoir, because I already use rxjava2 into the rest of the app and I don't want to have to add also rxjava as dependency.

I create a new issue for that => #51

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Are you sure you've included RxJava correctly?

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It's not mentioned in your readme that I need to include RxJava to use getAsync. Also, putAsync is working fine for me so what is the root cause and solution for it?

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Please read the RxJava section again.

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@anupcowkur
Shouldn't this be optional?
I just updated from 2.1 and I'm getting same error
I don't use RxJava, I don't want to include it just to use this lib.

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It is optional. Unless you use the getAsync variant that returns observables, you shouldn't be having problems. Is this not the case? If it isn't, then let me know and I'll look into it.

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just as in @ericn37 example. I just bumped it from 2.1 to 3.0.0
never used RxJava in this project.
It fails during compilation on

Reservoir.getAsync(key, clazz, new ReservoirGetCallback() {

with cannot access Observable class file for rx.Observable not found

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Ok. Thanks for reporting. Will check this out.

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Fixed in v3.1.0. Please update your dependencies. Thanks for reporting this.

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@rickytribbia any fixes?

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