Compile error: Unable to resolve project target 'android-7'
artagnon opened this issue · 14 comments
Using pindah-git here. Tried:
$ pindah create org.test.chwall2 chwall2 ChwallActivity
$ cd chwall2; rake debug
And I get:
** Invoke debug (first_time)
** Execute debug
-set-mode-check:
-set-debug-files:
-check-env:
Android SDK Tools Revision 21.0.1
Installed at /home/artagnon/.android/sdk
-setup:
Project Name: chwall2
Project Type: Application
-set-debug-mode:
-debug-obfuscation-check:
-build-setup:
Resolving Build Target for chwall2...
/home/artagnon/.rbenv/versions/jruby-1.7.2/lib/ruby/gems/shared/gems/rake-10.0.2/lib/rake/
task.rb:176 warning: singleton on non-persistent Java type Java::OrgApacheToolsAnt::BuildE
xception (http://wiki.jruby.org/Persistence)
rake aborted!
Unable to resolve project target 'android-7'
Do you have the android-7 target installed w/ your android sdk?
Do you mean Android 2.1 (API 7)? Isn't that super-old?
currently, that's the default (https://github.com/mirah/pindah/blob/master/lib/pindah_cli.rb#L5).
You can override it by editing the generated Rakefile
Thanks. I've sent a pull request changing this to 4.2.
Actually, pindah doesn't work with 4.2, although it seems to work with 2.1.
Are you running off of Pindah master? We're overdue to release a new gem.
Chances are high that many of these issues are resolved already.
On Feb 6, 2013 5:42 AM, "Ramkumar Ramachandra" notifications@github.com
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Actually, pindah doesn't work with 4.2, although it seems to work with 2.1.
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Yes, I am running off pindah master, but it seems to have tons of issues. With the gem, even rake -T doesn't work. See #37 for more.
Also noticed you're on the latest jruby. I've only been able to make things
work with 1.6.8; the 1.7 line fails generally. And I have a recollection
that Java 7 won't work. If changing those things fixes your build, there
definitely needs to be issues open for them.
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Yes, I am running off pindah master, but it seems to have tons of issues.
With the gem, even rake -T doesn't work.—
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Other projects usually depend on newer versions of software than what I have present, while pindah seems to be obsessed with depending on stinking old software (especially API 2.1!). By the way, it doesn't work with the mirah master either.
Nope, doesn't wok with 1.6.8 (see #39).
Other projects usually depend on newer versions of software than what I
have present, while pindah seems to be obsessed with depending on stinking
old software (especially API 2.1!).That's just an outdated default. Most people set an actual target in their
Rakefile.By the way, it doesn't work with the mirah master either.
No, it doesn't. I believe the ant classes are missing when that gets built,
and it requires (I think) Java 7.I'll try out jruby 1.6.8, but asking for Java <7 is outrageous.
Well, remember that Android's Dalvik isn't Java 7. Mirah is rather bleeding
edge, and while the latest versions do work with Java 7, I've consistently
had trouble with the bytecode they produce on Android. So there are bugs to
be fixed in the latest Mirah compiler to make things work.—
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Mirah master has a number of changes for 1.7 support, which might have
broken a few things for 1.6.8
On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 7:21 AM, Brendan Ribera notifications@github.comwrote:
Other projects usually depend on newer versions of software than what
I
have present, while pindah seems to be obsessed with depending on
stinking
old software (especially API 2.1!).That's just an outdated default. Most people set an actual target in their
Rakefile.By the way, it doesn't work with the mirah master either.
No, it doesn't. I believe the ant classes are missing when that gets
built,
and it requires (I think) Java 7.I'll try out jruby 1.6.8, but asking for Java <7 is outrageous.
Well, remember that Android's Dalvik isn't Java 7. Mirah is rather
bleeding
edge, and while the latest versions do work with Java 7, I've consistently
had trouble with the bytecode they produce on Android. So there are bugs
to
be fixed in the latest Mirah compiler to make things work.—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<
https://github.com/mirah/pindah/issues/34#issuecomment-13183000>.—
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-Nick Howard
http://blog.baroquebobcat.com/
@baroquebobcat How do you suggest using mirah master? Pointing bundler at the git path doesn't work, and I'm afraid mirah/mirah#194 is still breaking Pindah for the pre gem.
The other big issue for Pindah is #40 -- building through the ant compile task with Java 7 doesn't play nicely with Dalvik. Am I correct in thinking that mirah master requires Java 7?
Mirah master doesn't require java 7. there might be some funniness with
default target jdk if you are running 7 yourself though.
Good to know. Pindah is explicitly setting 1.6 as a target, but this
generates bad opcodes when run through Java 7.
On Wed, Feb 6, 2013 at 9:50 AM, Nick Howard notifications@github.comwrote:
Mirah master doesn't require java 7. there might be some funniness with
default target jdk if you are running 7 yourself though.—
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