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Error when I try to use dinghy #48
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Hi ! Thanks for the report. What platform is your workstation ? Is the project you are trying to build publicly available somewhere ? Can you run adding "-v" right after "dinghy" (or even "-vv" or "-vvv") to get more information ? |
I'm using ubuntu. I tried running dinghy on the dinghy tests instead of my own project, and same issue. It can't find the -v or -d command. I have to do -device. I wonder if the version of dinghy that cargo installed is out of date? |
Yeah that got me further. Now I'm getting a different error I haven't researched yet.
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I meant to say that I cloned the repo instead of using rustup |
From the form of your ERROR output, you are using the last version, or the one from yesterday, so that part should be fine.
can you try running the
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But I can ls into the source directory
Does the folder /data/local/tmp/dinghy need to exist? Maybe I dont have permissions to make it? |
You got the quotes wrong, here, and it's just bash erroring because it can't find an executable named "adb -s ZY223ZTPWZ push --sync /home/ken/rust/dinotree/target/armv7-linux-androideabi/release/dinghy/dinotree-a8b9a9a17ad02ace /data/local/tmp/dinghy" Either pick all the quotes from my previous line, or none of them, but what you tried here can't work :) |
Oops my bad. I got this:
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Ah! turns out my adb was out of date. I updated it using the sdkmanager utility and it worked. Thanks! |
Good. Everything working now ? OK to close ? |
Yup. Thanks again |
dinghy devices correctly shows android device.
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