LibrariesContainer fails to open in Multi-Module Compose App (v10.6.2)
GoldenSoju opened this issue · 4 comments
About this issue
- LibrariesContainer fails to open in Multi-Module Compose App due to error:
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Please provide the required library data via the available APIs.
Depending on the platform this can be done for example via `LibsBuilder().withJson()`.
For Android there exists an `LibsBuilder.withContext()`, automatically loading the `aboutlibraries.json` file from the `raw` resources folder.
When using compose or other parent modules, please check their corresponding APIs.
I wasn't able to find any aboutlibraries.json file in the build folders. So I guess I have to adjust the gradle settings/setup (?), but I wasn't able to solve this on my own yet.
- How can the issue be reproduced / sample code
My app architecture is best compared to the Google Now In Android app architecture. So when I add the dependencies for the about libraries plugin aboutlibraries-plugin = {group = "com.mikepenz", name = "aboutlibraries-compose", version.ref = "aboutLibraries"} with version aboutLibraries = "10.6.2" and try to open the LibrariesContainer() in a feature module. The app crashes and I get the exception mentioned above.
Details
- [ x ] Used library version
- [ ] Used support library version
- [ ] Used gradle build tools version
- [ ] Used tooling / Android Studio version
- [ ] Other used libraries, potential conflicting libraries
Checklist
- [ x ] Searched for similar issues
- [ x ] Checked out the sample application
- [ x ] Read the README
- [ x ] Checked out the CHANGELOG
- [ x ] Read the MIGRATION GUIDE
@mikepenz
Ah indeed. Seems like the same problem. So let me close this one.
Thank you. There is sadly no direct answer yet on the other to fix it right away.
The assumption is that something in the gradle system breaks.
For the time being I switched to google's oss plugin as it was implemented in nowinandroid #730. So far it works without problems in a multi module app.