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Fails on first run, works on second #47
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I think it's okay, seems that Gradle trying to find dependencies before the I faced same problem, when I wanted to change appVersion in one of my
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Does anybody know a workaround for this issue? It causes my CI a lot of pain. I think this hits me whenever my cloud based Jenkins provider (CloudBees) creates new slave images. |
Sam as @daj , I'm seeing this problem and don't know how to resolve it for CI purposes. Any pointers? |
I posted a workaround that you can use if you hit this issue: |
Hi @calren Did you find a workaround? I'm facing this issue on Jenkins. |
@rohans310 try using https://github.com/JakeWharton/sdk-manager-plugin, it solved my problem |
@calren I am using this plugin. I get this error -
Seems like it is downloading the dependencies, but still giving me this error. any ideas? |
For a few days, I encountered some problems with sdk-manager-plugin on my Jenkins CI. sdk-manager-plugin failed on ~/.android-sdk directory and sub dirs in Jenkins home. I obviously checked the user rights and the jenkins user execution context. No problem from this part. No problem on my workstation too. Any idea about this issue? |
I get the output below on the first attempt to build in a clean CI environment. If I run the same command immediately afterward, it works fine.
ANDROID_HOME
is unset.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: