Closed TheAlmightyBob closed 6 years ago
So we're using the env_info
library for identifying the androidVersion, and I'm not 100% sure that works on all machines.
Can you help us understand if this is in the envinfo lib? Please install https://github.com/tabrindle/envinfo and let me know if it tells you the android sdk versions correctly.
@GantMan Looks correct to me.
Android:
Build Tools: 23.0.1, 25.0.0, 25.0.1, 25.0.3, 26.0.1, 26.0.2, 27.0.3
API Levels: 23, 25, 26
Found it! This was a bug in the android-finding code (which can be slightly different). The regex has been fixed to catch these issues and is now live. Please install solidarity-react-native
latest which will be 2.0.1
.
btw, thanks for taking the time to file this issue @TheAlmightyBob
Hi, getting the same problem on react-native with version 2.0.1. The "Verifying Android" display an infinite spinner.
ReferenceError: failMessage is not defined
✔︎ Solidarity checks valid
\ Verifying Android
Am i missing something ? Something new ?
Thanks
Hiya @rhayart !
So it's not working eh? Any chance we can screen share so I can help figure this out?
Unfortunatly im at the office and i can't do that... What informations could help you for that issue ?
Are you 100% sure it's the verifying android step?
What happens when you install envinfo
and run the envinfo
CLI?
Please provide answers and output of both of those, here.
Actually, I just found it!
Looks like I forgot an s
! Will do a fix and roll it out now.
@rhayart - released 2.0.2!!!!
Great, the problem seam to be solve. Thanks
(split off #181)
Seemingly starting with v2.0.0,
solidarity
(for a React Native project) shows:And it just spins forever on "Verifying Android."
Interestingly, adding
--verbose
outputs:(as the "Done" indicates, it actually finishes in this case, rather than hanging as it does without the
--verbose
) (note that the absolute path on/usr/local/bin/react-native
is just to work around #181, and is not necessary with v2.0.1, but the behavior is otherwise the same btw. 2.0.0 and 2.0.1)solidarity snapshot
does not have this issue.In case it's relevant (the type error makes me wonder if Solidarity is looking for something that's missing in the snapshot?), the Android section of the snapshot is as follows: