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This fixes a problem building the {N} Android Runtime at F-Droid. See https://gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-/issues/2433.
Is it possible to get this merged without signing the CLA? I'd like to avoid exposing my real name to Google/NativeScript.
If not, I'd be glad if someone who already signed the CLA would recreate this PR.
@FestplattenSchnitzel i agree 100% as mine is already exposed i ll create a new PR for you (tonight or monday)
@FestplattenSchnitzel i am about to look at this. Could you explain the fixed version? What you want is to be able to fix the version right? I would prefer we give you a way to fix it .
The thing is an app should be able to force that version directly from its app.gradle
inside the android section.
Now we could also add something like this:
def computeNdkVersion = { -> project.hasProperty("ndkVersion") ? ndkVersion :"21.4.7075529" }
ndkVersion computeNdkVersion()
21.4.7075529 being the default version for gradle 4.2 (https://developer.android.com/studio/projects/install-ndk#apply-specific-version)
Just like it is done for other props https://github.com/NativeScript/android-runtime/blob/master/test-app/app/build.gradle#L264
Could you explain the fixed version?
The F-Droid Buildserver currently fails to build the {N} Android runtime for an app, since it uses the wrong NDK version (22.1.7171670) and we don't know why. The only fix known so far and worked in the past is to specify the NDK version in the *.gradle
file.
See also: GitLab issue.
The thing is an app should be able to force that version directly from its
app.gradle
inside the android section.
We are building the {N} Android runtime separately so this wouldn't help …
Now we could also add something like this:
Looks good.
Thank you for your efforts!
@FestplattenSchnitzel one last thing before i do the PR. You know you can pass project properties to gradle through the command line https://kb.novaordis.com/index.php/Gradle_Variables_and_Properties#Project_Properties ? It means that if i did that:
def computeNdkVersion = { -> project.hasProperty("ndkVersion") ? ndkVersion :"21.4.7075529" }
ndkVersion computeNdkVersion()
you could pass the ndkVersion through the command line.
The only think which bugs me is that i would prefer for ndkVersion
to be "undefined" if it was not set throught project
that way it would let gradle decide what to do (best in most cases).
You know you can pass project properties to gradle through the command line
Yes, I know about it, but haven't really used it yet.
In the build script we are doing gradle
at the root of NativeScript/android-runtime
at the moment. How could we specify the android.ndkVersion
only for the runtime
project via the properties?
@FestplattenSchnitzel done https://github.com/NativeScript/android-runtime/pull/1671 you can close this PR
Thank you so much for your support @farfromrefug! 😊
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