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An android client for the MifosX platform
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Plugin with id 'findbugs' not found #1813

Closed francisguchie closed 1 year ago

francisguchie commented 3 years ago

Summary:

Building the latest master branch"

Gradle 6.7.1

Kotlin: 1.3.72 Groovy: 2.5.12 Ant: Apache Ant(TM) version 1.10.8 compiled on May 10 2020 JVM: 1.8.0_231 (Oracle Corporation 25.231-b11) OS: Windows 10 10.0 amd64

Steps to reproduce:

How can we reproduce the issue? clone the repo, open android studio and try to build the apk

Expected behaviour: it should build successfully

Observed behaviour: instead you get error "Plugin with id 'findbugs' not found"

file path with findbugs settings is android-client\config\quality\quality.gradle

thesurajkamble commented 3 years ago

@francisguchie did you resolve the issue?? im still not able to figure it out

francisguchie commented 3 years ago

@surajkamblesk I did not figure it out In fact i dropped this and moved to another challenge the mifos-mobile app which i managed to work with

thesurajkamble commented 3 years ago

Were you able to run the app locally?? Because without resolving this issue I'm not able to build the app.

thesurajkamble commented 3 years ago

Actually 'findbugs' plugin is deprecated and no more supported by gradle. Have to use 'spotbugs'

francisguchie commented 3 years ago

Were you able to run the app locally?? Because without resolving this issue I'm not able to build the app.

No not at all

francisguchie commented 3 years ago

Actually 'findbugs' plugin is deprecated and no more supported by gradle. Have to use 'spotbugs'

Yes @surajkamblesk
And when I tried to use spotbugs i got more errors but as of now the whole code has been changed to kotlin so i think this is better now

I will try to update my local repo and start all over again and see if this works and revert

danishjamal104 commented 3 years ago

@francisguchie and @surajkamblesk, take care that you don't update the Gradle plugin while setting up the project. On initial setup of project on android studio their is pop saying Gradle plugin ready to be update simply ignore that and use the older version in order the project to be build successfully and work as expected. Hope this helps

thesurajkamble commented 3 years ago

@danishjamal104 ok. I understood where I went wrong. I actually updated the gradle to latest version when the pop up asked. Thank you for clarifying.

francisguchie commented 3 years ago

@danishjamal104 Yes this helps a lot, one has to be very vigilant and yet this kind of information is not as documented as for fineract. we need to look into this. I wish you comments could be part of the readme

thesurajkamble commented 3 years ago

@danishjamal104 Yes this helps a lot, one has to be very vigilant and yet this kind of information is not as documented as for fineract. we need to look into this. I wish you comments could be part of the readme

@francisguchie exactly