As I already stated, in pretty much every shell environment whitespace is considered significant. This is not different on Windows.
The standard *nix thing is to not use spaces in paths so it works fine in our dev, build, and deploy environments. We don't build nor test nor deploy on Windows, so Windows oddities like allowing spaces in usernames aren't a high priority for us to address. You're welcome to submit a fix if you want to support this. If you're planning to run your own distribution of App Inventor at some point you should become familiar with how to address issues yourself.
Can I remove this components, I said.
Because minimum size is 3.33 something and I will remove some components then app size to 3.33mb to 2mb something possible or not
I want the component we need to remain in the builder and the rest can be added as per the requirement, so that the size of the app is also reduced. This is my idea.
There are no firm rules about using languages other than English in the community, we have a translation service, however it is certainly more inclusive if English is used. If a non English language is used for #off topic# discussions then that will be flagged.
You would need to implement this functionality for yourself as it is not part of the built-in App Inventor system. I would point out that the AndroidRuntime.jar file, which contains all of the component classes, is only 1.3 MB. Of that, some classes would be impossible to eliminate, such as the items in the error and util packages (which contains items like YailDictionary and YailList). Additionally, the largest class by far is Form.class, which is the base implementation for all screens. I would be surprised if you could eliminate a whole megabyte (roughly 75%), but it might be doable.
At a high level, you'd need to adjust Compiler.java to create a new AndroidRuntime.jar file that contains the various subpackages and only those classes (plus any inner classes) for each component type used in the project. This modified AndroidRuntime.jar would then be used to build the final application following the existing logic.
Hello @Faraz_Firoz,
Well, it should be working, no matter it's a space in the username or in other directories.
However, your local sources aren't updated automatically with each commit being pushed in the origin repository, you must manually pull the commits pushed in the remote repository to get the latest changes. Have you updated the sources by re-cloning it or better by pulling the latest changes from the Appinventor master branch? i.e:
git pull origin master
If not, i don't expect something to change instead of what was going before.
Have you updated the sources?
If not, run the previous commit and try rebuilding.
