Yes @Juan_Antonio...
I too saw the same issue in CMD Shell
And Git Bash
But the issue also comes in the dirs which don't have a space in them @shreyash
Yes @Juan_Antonio...
I too saw the same issue in CMD Shell
And Git Bash
But the issue also comes in the dirs which don't have a space in them @shreyash
Great, but it didn't work well for me
Great tutorial, thanks! I've added a link to it in Rush's GitHub README.md.
Others have reported this issue earlier, but I haven't got much time to work on Rush recently. I will see if I can put together a small bugfix release later next week. For the time being, consider using other terminal emulators like Git Bash.
C:\Users\Aquib\test>rush build
__
_______ _______/ /_
/ ___/ / / / ___/ __ \
/ / / /_/ (__ / / / /
/_/ \__,_/____/_/ /_/
• Build initialized
┌ Checking project files
│ info Checking metadata file (rush.yml)
│ info Checking AndroidManifest.xml file
└ done
┌ Compiling sources
│ info Picked 1 source file
└ failed
• Build failed [54ms] []
It always shows me build failed.
The directory doesn't contain any spaces.
And I have not modified anything.
@shreyash Help please.
It happens when Rush fails to invoke javac
. Please refer to the following post:
Thank you sooo much !
Upgraded Kotlin compiler and standard library to version 1.5.32.
Upgraded Android platform SDK to version 31 (Android 12).
Added the ability to define the data required by the create command using CLI args. For example,
rush create awesome-extension --lang Kotlin --org com.example
Added the ability to set custom data directory using the RUSH_DATA_DIR
environment variable.
RUSH_DATA_DIR="D:/rush/data-dir" rush build
You can now use W
and S
keys along with arrow keys to select the language when creating a new extension. This is especially helpful in terminals where Rush fails to read the arrow keys don't work.
Added source JARs for App Inventor components, annotations, and Kotlin standard library. This means you will now be able to view source code and Javadocs of the above libraries in your IDE.
Fixed the issue where extensions containing no blocks would cause compilation errors when exporting the app.
Fixed the issue that caused the unmappable character for encoding
error in some cases when building the extension. [ref1, ref2].
To upgrade to Rush version 1.2.4 simply run rush upgrade
. If you don't have Rush already installed check out the installation instruction mentioned in the first post.
Best,
Shreyash
Thank you Shreyas for the great Update
BTW @shreyash a silly advice
Is it possible to add aar files as deps
Or you could implement it in Rush
Great update
Especially thanks for updating this, as its reported in many posts
To upgrade to Rush version 1.2.5 simply run rush upgrade
. If you don’t have Rush already installed check out the installation instruction mentioned in the first post.
Best,
Shreyash
Nope, it's not possible to support AARs through Rush yet.
@shreyash I am still getting error even my rush version v1.2.5
Please check it because this is very important
Thank You
Horizon
Everything seems fine with v1.2.5 on my end. Please make sure that you've JDK properly set up. If the issue persists, run rush upgrade --force
and then try again.
Upgrade to v 1.2.5 works fine and builds OK here on Linux.
One note, if I run rush --version
it still reports v 1.2.4
@shreyash is there any way to check the version of rush
So that I can confirm that I am on v1.2.5 only
Thank you
You can run rush --version
.
I forgot to update the version number. Whatever, I'm not releasing v1.2.6 just to fix the version number now...
If you have an active internet connection and running rush upgrade --force
prints "Done! Rush was successfully upgraded to v1.2.5", then it means that you're on v1.2.5.