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won't build for me #54

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h-2 opened this issue Mar 12, 2015 · 6 comments
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won't build for me #54

h-2 opened this issue Mar 12, 2015 · 6 comments

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@h-2
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h-2 commented Mar 12, 2015

Hi,

I am trying to build Kontalk which pulls in emojicon as a submodule, but it fails:
http://pastebin.com/Q4VRhnyF

I have also tried directly building emojicon with ./gradlew clean build --debug , it results in the following log:
http://pastebin.com/Zj5L1rZi

Thanks for your help!

@daniele-athome
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@h-2 building emojicon directly from our fork fails because of modifications I've made to the library and the example app is incompatible now.
Anyway what steps did you use to download all the stuff? Also git submodule commands etc.

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h-2 commented Mar 12, 2015

I did git clone --recursive https://github.com/kontalk/androidclient
Then I spent half of the day making the android-sdk work.
Then I ran ./gradlew clean build in the androidclient directory and produced the first pastebin. Trying to run gradle in the subdir was just wild guessing...

(I am also in the IRC, in case you want to reach me faster)

@daniele-athome
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I can build master successfully using

./gradlew build

Try to cleanup your environment:

  • delete ~/.m2
  • delete androidclient/.gradle
  • delete androidclient/*/build

Also please check your SDK installation (you need API level 21 and build tools 21.1.2).

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h-2 commented Mar 12, 2015

I tried all of that, but it doesn't help, same results 😭
Maybe its related to my setup, I don't know. I am actually running an oracle jdk compiled for 32bit Linux through the linux binary compatibility layer of FreeBSD (64bit), it seems utterly ridiculous for a language that claims cross-platformness as number one feature, but oh well. I will investigate it further when I have time again.
Thanks for your help anyhow!

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@daniele-athome
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@h-2 I'm sorry but I can't help you with FreeBSD...

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h-2 commented Mar 12, 2015

@daniele-athome
Yeah, no problem, I wouldn't want you to spend more time on it anyway, as there are many more important things to do on Kontalk ;)

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