Jetifier

The jetifier is a handy tool that automatically migrates your dependencies to AndroidX at build time. Without it, you'd need every dependency you use to have an AndroidX version before you can migrate, and that probably won't happen for some time.

There's an important limitation to note: the jetifier only works on packaged artifacts. It does not work on your source code, which you are expected to update yourself

for enabling AndroidX, you need to add 2 flags to your gradle.properties file. The first flag tells the Android Plugin to use AndroidX packages instead of AppCompat, and the second flag will enable the Jetifier :

android.useAndroidX=true android.enableJetifier=true 

See this post to understand more about AndroidX

Jetifier

The jetifier is a handy tool that automatically migrates your dependencies to AndroidX at build time. Without it, you'd need every dependency you use to have an AndroidX version before you can migrate, and that probably won't happen for some time.

There's an important limitation to note: the jetifier only works on packaged artifacts. It does not work on your source code, which you are expected to update yourself

for enabling AndroidX, you need to add 2 flags to your gradle.properties file. The first flag tells the Android Plugin to use AndroidX packages instead of AppCompat, and the second flag will enable the Jetifier :

android.useAndroidX=true android.enableJetifier=true 

See this, this post to understand more about AndroidX

jetifier

The jetifier is a handy tool that automatically migrates your dependencies to AndroidX at build time. Without it, you'd need every dependency you use to have an AndroidX version before you can migrate, and that probably won't happen for some time.

There's an important limitation to note: the jetifier only works on packaged artifacts. It does not work on your source code, which you are expected to update yourself

Jetifier

The jetifier is a handy tool that automatically migrates your dependencies to AndroidX at build time. Without it, you'd need every dependency you use to have an AndroidX version before you can migrate, and that probably won't happen for some time.

There's an important limitation to note: the jetifier only works on packaged artifacts. It does not work on your source code, which you are expected to update yourself

for enabling AndroidX, you need to add 2 flags to your gradle.properties file. The first flag tells the Android Plugin to use AndroidX packages instead of AppCompat, and the second flag will enable the Jetifier :

android.useAndroidX=true android.enableJetifier=true 

See this post to understand more about AndroidX