suggestion itemModel not resolved

[abalta]

I want to use OnSuggestionChangeListener, but itemModel not resolved. I'm getting following error.

Supertypes of the following classes cannot be resolved. Please make sure you have the required dependencies in the classpath:
class com.paulrybitskyi.persistentsearchview.adapters.model.SuggestionItem, unresolved supertypes: com.arthurivanets.adapster.model.BaseItem, com.arthurivanets.adapster.model.markers.Trackable

[mars885]

Have you tried cleaning and then rebuilding project or, alternatively, invalidating caches and then restarting the project?

[ghost]

I tried everything. Nothing works. But, I added arthurivanets' library in my gradle it works. Why I need to add another library. Please, create an empty project add your library via gradle.

[paulelpidorou]

same issue here. itemModel not resolved

[paulelpidorou]

I resolved this issue with including com.arthurivanets.adapster:adapster library

[mars885]

I've just tested the library by creating a new project and then including the library. Everything seems to be working fine for me. Looks like this issue happens only for very small subset of users.

[gowthamgts]

same issue here. Got this exception

Cannot access 'com.arthurivanets.adapster.model.BaseItem' which is a supertype of 'com.paulrybitskyi.persistentsearchview.adapters.model.SuggestionItem'. Check your module classpath for missing or conflicting dependencies

[FFSDevelopers]

Resolved by adding implementation "com.arthurivanets.adapster:adapster:1.0.13".

[guyijie1211]

same issue

implementation "com.arthurivanets.adapster:adapster:1.0.13"

solved, Thanks

[mars885]

Hello there.

This issue has been going around for quite some time. The problem is that the library has leaked public API of the adapster library, which is a library used to simplify working with the RecyclerView class, since the first release. I'm specifically talking about these two methods: setSuggestions(List<? extends SuggestionItem>) and setSuggestions(List<? extends SuggestionItem>, boolean).

This was a total mistake. Unfortunately, I can't just go and completely refactor this piece of code, because that would break a lot of existing code. Therefore, I've released a new version of the library called 1.1.4, which now exposes adapster library as a compile classpath dependency. This means now that you don't have to manually include adapster in your gradle files, starting from that version.

Hope you understand.