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As you see in the "following locations" list, it searched in

mavenLocal()

(which you really should strongly consider to never use, especially not as first repository and especially not without content filter, as it is broken by design and makes builds slower and flaky) and in

google()

but neither of these repositories has this dependency. So you probably miss to define

mavenCentral()

as repository.

Indeed I found a

mavenLocal

in

:module

! It’s weird it worked before (I’m migrating the dependencies to a version catalog)

Did I mention

mavenLocal

makes your build flaky as it is broken by design (in Maven already)?

We do have a CI/CD process that should start from scratch and download fresh dependencies everytime, so I have no idea how this manage to work before. The project is pretty old (2014) and some gradle files have accumulated a metric tone of trash. You’ll probably hear from me again soon while I try to clean up the mess hehe

Here you can read about some of the major shenenigans with `mavenLocal()`: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/declaring_repositories.html#sec:case-for-maven-local