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"Could not remove android presplash" if 'android' is not in requirements #963

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germn opened this issue Dec 17, 2016 · 3 comments
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@germn
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germn commented Dec 17, 2016

If we use new toolchain we can see this message:

[ERROR ] Base: Could not remove android presplash

It comes from recent commit and happens if android is not in requirements.

I think this should be fixed, shouldn't it?

I see two possible ways:

  • add android as mandatory dependency for new toolchain
  • remove remove_presplash func from android module if it's possible

I don't know which one of ways is better.

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KeyWeeUsr commented Dec 17, 2016

You can read reasons for that in IRC history. However, I'm not sure if android will be included or not as a default requirement in toolchain. It's not an issue though, because the behavior before was just presplash displaying for a certain amount of time - it didn't disappear if the app was already successfully running.

For pyjnius and maybe even for plyer if on android it most likely should be included as a package, but by default in toolchain I doubt it.

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germn commented Dec 17, 2016

@KeyWeeUsr thanks for answers. I agree that this and second one issues doesn't affect app behavior, but I think it can be kept in tracker since non of them documented anywhere and it can be difficult to spit this messages from problems that can happen (for example).

I mean, it would save me lot of time if I could find all written here in google earlier.

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