2023-08-03, 09:05 PM
(This post was last modified: 2023-08-03, 09:09 PM by Skankhunt42. Edited 3 times in total.)
(2023-08-02, 07:21 AM)niels Wrote: We recently released a new beta version so you can easily get an up-to-date signed APK from GitHub: https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-and...6.0-beta.1
If you still want to build it yourself it should be relatively easy:
1. Clone the project from GitHub
2. Open it in Android Studio (must be version 2022.3.1 giraffe or newer)
3. Let it index the project,
4. Press the build button
The error you're getting could be caused by an invalid Android Studio version, corrupt caches or invalid changes. I'd try to clean the project with the Gradle clean task (in terminal: ./gradlew clean) and maybe try the "invalidate caches" option in Android Studio (in the File menu).
Thanks for your reply.
I followed every of your steps.
Cloned the Git and Opened in Android Studio, didn
t make any changes to the source code and ran a build.
Build runs fine as previously.
Building an APK still gave me these resource linking failure.
Ive cleaned the Gradle with ./gradlew clean and also ran invalidate caches and checked all checkboxes.Build runs still fine, buidling an APK still gives me resource linking error as before.
I have tried it on another system with freshly installed latest Android Studio, did all the same again and got the same error.
Android Studio Version:
https://imgur.com/a/YMUZJKQ