fix: Convert Apollo Runtime Dependency to Gradle "api" #33
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Summary
We encountered an issue with the SDK where users needed to manually add the Apollo Kotlin Runtime as a dependency in order to use the SDK. This issue has been resolved in this PR by marking the Apollo Runtime dependency as
api()instead ofimplementation.Dependencies marked as
apiwill be available to the consumer’s classpath, which - in our case - makes Apollo Kotlin available automatically.Note
Published new
0.0.3-SNAPSHOTartifacts with these changes.