Open Kseoni4 opened 2 years ago
It should support M1, we have some users that builds for M1. You may need to use one of the latest nightly, e.g. 0.4.1571-202202231222.5a38a0dd
. The NoClassDefFoundError
seems to point to different Nokee versions used. Make sure you align the version using:
resolutionStrategy {
eachPlugin {
if (requested.id.id.startsWith('dev.nokee.')) {
useModule("${requested.id.id}:${requested.id.id}.gradle.plugin:${nokeeVersion}")
}
}
}
If you can share your project, I can have a quick look to see what may be the issue.
Hey guys, I have the same issue.
@Kseoni4, could you fix this issue on your side? Do you have any advice?
@lacasseio, is there a way to list the nightly builds? I can't figure out what the latest build is. In the meantime I found this https://services.nokee.dev/versions/all.json. It doesn't work with the latest build either.
I'm using the JNI library and C++ Language plugins. It works on other architectures (x86-64) and operating systems (Ubuntu/MacOS).
Cheers.
Do you have a specific mock-up project? I can look into adding a sample for that specific case.
Hi, thank you for your quick reply. Unfortunately I don't have a mock-up project. But it looks like our project doesn't support the M1 yet. Just a configuration issue on my end I assume.
Hello, I worked in my MacBook Air M1, macOS Monterey 12.3 and try to build gradle project with JDK 17 aarch64, Nokee version '0.5.0-930919a0' and I was always get this:
or with stacktrace:
Does nokee dev have support for M1? Or am I doing something wrong?