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Former home of the Particle Device Setup library for Android
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adding device setup to example app causes example app project not to build. #57

Closed Lcstyle closed 6 years ago

Lcstyle commented 6 years ago

reproduction steps: I am using android studio 3.0.1 I cloned a fresh copy of example app repository.
It builds fine in android studio. si-12-44-08-pm_0004

add compile 'io.particle:devicesetup:0.4.9' to example_app build.gradle

project will no longer compile si-12-44-18-pm_0005

Lcstyle commented 6 years ago

Also, I am adding device setup to my actual android app project, and it also produces odd results. I can build the app, but when I hit run to deploy to genymotion virtual android device, i get the following error:

si-12-55-41-pm_0007

Lcstyle commented 6 years ago

welp.

here's the solution folks:

solution navigate to File/Project Structure... make sure your modules has the same Source and Target Compatibility (1.8 in this case) 2017-12-28_13-06-45

https://stackoverflow.com/a/46112663

Lcstyle commented 6 years ago

I resolved the secondary issue, the main issue is still a problem: si-12-44-18-pm_0005

Lcstyle commented 6 years ago

OK Issue resolved as well.

I removed

compile project(':cloudsdk')

and added

compile 'io.particle:cloudsdk:0.4.8'

to my example app build.gradle file instead.

That resolved the first issue.

Any ideas on why this might be happening?

CityVibes commented 6 years ago

@Lcstyle First issue happens most likely because compile 'io.particle:devicesetup:0.4.9' already provides compile 'io.particle:cloudsdk:0.4.8' thus compiler being unable to solve duplicates from local compile project(':cloudsdk') and published library compile 'io.particle:cloudsdk:0.4.8' .

Another issue - with official android studio 3.0 support for Java 8 target 1.8 is now a requirement for this project (retrolambda was removed in favor of full Java 8 support).