Closed agonper closed 1 year ago
Just an update. I was running NS7, after migrating to NS8 and seeing a problem with Gradle and non-https repositories I decided to give 1.3.1 another try. And this time it worked.
There seems to be something in the build process of NS8 which NS7 does not have. I think it has something to do with Kotlin, because after the migration to NS8 it has been the first time which I have seen a task related to Kotlin and this plugin in the command line output.
So this version does not seem to be compatible with NS7, but works great with NS8. I'll update the title of the issue.
I have the same error with NS-8 latest and couchbase latest
Hi @bunower. Using the NS CLI 8.1+ and NS 8.1+ solved the problem for me. As per 8.1 blog post: https://blog.nativescript.org/nativescript-8-1-announcement/index.html ("Plugins can now include Kotlin files in the platforms folder"). Using earlier NS versions seams to lead to the build process not knowing how to handle those files.
Hi @bunower. Using the NS CLI 8.1+ and NS 8.1+ solved the problem for me. As per 8.1 blog post: https://blog.nativescript.org/nativescript-8-1-announcement/index.html ("Plugins can now include Kotlin files in the platforms folder"). Using earlier NS versions seams to lead to the build process not knowing how to handle those files.
I updated CLI version to 8.1.5:
and also nativescript/android to 8.1.1
Unfortunately, I still have this error when I work with my application:
Can anyone help me with that?
Hello @mamaly12. Did you try with NS CLI latest version (8.2.3)?
Hi @agonper, Thank you for your answer. After updating to the latest version, my problem is solved.
Hi @triniwiz, many thanks for these really nice plugins!
I've tried to install the latest version of the couchbase plugin, but I get this error on each operation
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Lkotlin/jvm/internal/Intrinsics
This does not happen with 1.2.5 though. Seems like some native files are missing 😢
Thanks in advance!