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Running native distribution fails #187
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You can try to run those distros from the command line, like |
Thanks for the hint. I tried it, unfortunately, that does not seem to do anything for my application :/ |
I mean, running from CLI you can get an error name |
Yeah, that's what I was doing and nothing happened. I now checked the system log and can see the following related entries (my app is named ui.app):
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I have the same problem on a Mac. Trying to open the application in a terminal shows:
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i have the same error code, do you resolve it? |
Yes, I found a solution via this Slack question: https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C01D6HTPATV/p1623494614056500 |
Can Windows get the crash log? My computer can't reproduce the crash, but the customer's Windows will crash |
Please check the following ticket on YouTrack for follow-ups to this issue. GitHub issues will be closed in the coming weeks. |
Hi,
I´ve written a small application and can successfully run it using the
gradle run
task. When using the native distributions, however, the application does not start.On a mac, I can create the dmg but when starting the application, it instantly crashes. On windows, I can create the installer (exe/msi) and install the application. When starting the application, it however fails with a popup saying "Failed to launch JVM".
Is there any way to enable debug output/logs for the native distributions to find out what/why it is crashing?
Thanks!
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