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gradlew.bat app:properties #3
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Gradle logs should tell you what went wrong. The line you provided is just the final message, you need to provide the whole log for me to know what is up. I will make a wild guess and say you have the following error:
Which means you have not setup the android key. You need to create a pair of public/private keys for your project for gradle to sign the project. These keys are not committed to the repo, so you need your own. Or alter the build dot gradle file to skip signing. |
Thanks for the reply, Luan. Tried skipping signing, but getting the same issue. I've tried to get the gradle logs, but was not successful. How can I get them please? Hennie |
have you tried skipping by comment our the gralde.build lines related to that? there several lines to comment. About the logs, I think there is a verbose or debug mode on gradle to get more info. are you able to run other flutter projects normally? |
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This was fixed in #4, there were lots of problems that were introduced as new versions of flutter and flame came along. The current version is working on android and iOS with the latest versions. |
These are the steps followed in Android Studio Terminal:
This is the output:
Resolving dependencies...
Please review your Gradle project setup in the android/ folder.
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