This issue comes when your class is indirectly referring to an other class which is not accessible from your plugin.
For example:
In this scenario, if we get an error some thing like this in Plugin-C.
The type UserAgent cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files.
The problem is, Plugin-C is unable to locate class from Plugin-A. Because Plugin-C is not added Plugin-A as a dependency.
2 ways we can solve this.
1. Re-export Plugin-A from Plug-in B using "Re-export this dependency" option from Properties in dependencies section.
2. Directly add Plugin-A in Plugin-C dependency list.
For example:
In this scenario, if we get an error some thing like this in Plugin-C.
The type UserAgent cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files.
The problem is, Plugin-C is unable to locate class from Plugin-A. Because Plugin-C is not added Plugin-A as a dependency.
2 ways we can solve this.
1. Re-export Plugin-A from Plug-in B using "Re-export this dependency" option from Properties in dependencies section.
2. Directly add Plugin-A in Plugin-C dependency list.
