[Android App] Failed to Run Wire Android App

[ysavr]

👋 Hello everyone,

i already clone the wire android, i follow the instruction

• After cloning the Android project, you have run git submodule update --init --recursive (to init any needed configuration within the embedded Kalium submodule project)

• There is a valid SDK path on your local.properties AND kalium/local.properties files pointing to the Android SDK folder. In Mac, that folder can be usually found under sdk.dir=/Users/YOUR_USER_FOLDER/Library/Android/sdk. The IDE will not create kalium/local.properties automatically, so you might want to copy/paste the one in the project root

but i face some error when run ./gradlew build, how to solve this issues, thanks in advance

[vitorhugods]

Hello @ysavr. Which OS are you using to build the app?

We are having some issues with our setup + SQLDelight, but this is the first time I hear it is actually stopping builds. i.e. these are usually logged as error but the build finishes successfully. I can kinda reproduce it on my side when building from a MacOS during the first time, but these don't show in future attempts.

Could you please check the result of the build as whole?

We have a very bleeding-edge Kotlin Multiplatform setup with some instability here and there so it isn't always smooth. It used to be way worse. We are in our way to upgrade Kotlin to 1.9.20 and prepare for Kotlin 2.0, which could improve these.

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It also appears on my Windows machine when Gradle tries to solve some dependencies from time to time:

Many "errors" if you focus on a piece of Gradle logs in the IDE:

But the overall result is SUCCESSFUL:

[emil-wire]

Hey @ysavr what's your JDK version and setting in android studio? have you installed the android sdk and ndk?

[ysavr]

i use MacOs to build this repo

this my JDK Version that i used in android studio

this is the ndk version that i install

error when run./gradlew build but successfull build on device

[vitorhugods]

Yeah, so... That is known. It's just an ignorable warning :)

Good that you can reproduce the build locally and run it.

I'll close the issue for now. Have a nice one :)