Issue: AAPT2 Process Unexpectedly Exit After Merging PR #5604 #5632
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Hello everyone, After the PR #5604 was merged, I started facing an issue in Android Studio when I updated my
I have already attempted the following solutions:
Unfortunately, none of these approaches have worked, and I am now stuck, unable to make any further progress. I believe this might be a common issue for anyone who has updated their branch with the latest changes. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could provide guidance or share any suggestions to resolve this problem. Thank you in advance for your time and assistance! |
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Currently having the same issue |
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@TanishMoral11, @tobioyelekan, PTAL at https://github.com/oppia/oppia-android/wiki/Oppia-Bazel-Setup-Instructions. to setup Bazel, and refer to #5643 to set up the Bazel plugin in order to be able to continue building the project (and using newwer versions of Android Studio). |
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Hi @adhiamboperes , I am also facing this issue in the development branch only. I tried setting up Bazel as well, but it overloads the RAM, causing my system to hang and eventually quit. Can we consider an alternative for this? Here are my system specifications: |
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This issue was caused by an incompatibility with Gradle (it's actually a problem within the AGP toolchain itself). See #5604 (comment) and surrounding comments for a lot more discussion on the topic. The issue should now be resolved fully since Gradle has been disabled in the codebase (and will soon be completely removed) as Bazel won't run into this issue. |
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This issue was caused by an incompatibility with Gradle (it's actually a problem within the AGP toolchain itself). See #5604 (comment) and surrounding comments for a lot more discussion on the topic.
The issue should now be resolved fully since Gradle has been disabled in the codebase (and will soon be completely removed) as Bazel won't run into this issue.