A fast, modern package manager for Static Binaries, Portable Formats (AppImage|AppBundle|FlatImage|Runimage) & More [maintainer=@QaidVoid] - pkgforge/soar

Description When enabling with Wasi Socket sample with Single File bundle it fails with: /home/jstur/projects/runtime/src/mono/sample/wasi/sockets-p2/bin/wasi-wasm/AppBundle/> /home/jstur/projects/...

Soar is a fast, modern package manager for Static Binaries, Portable Formats (AppImage|AppBundle|FlatImage|Runimage) & More. Think of it as homebrew but if homebrew worked on all distros (their bottles don’t work on musl) & provided casks for Linux (They only do for macOS) What makes soar new or different? I encourage you read https://docs.pkgforge.dev/soar/readme & make up your own mind. Comments

A fast, modern package manager for Static Binaries, Portable Formats (AppImage|AppBundle|FlatImage|Runimage) & More [maintainer=@QaidVoid] - pkgforge/soar

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A fast, modern package manager for Static Binaries, Portable Formats (AppImage|AppBundle|FlatImage|Runimage) & More [maintainer=@QaidVoid] - pkgforge/soar

Hello, I'm using APS with Fusion360, and in my appBundle, i'm trying to change the text of a sketch that i retrieve from a document, however, i get "invalid input font name" when i try to change the text, i do not wish to change the font at all, here's an example code. I also have to say that i'm new scripting at with Autodesk, const doc = getDocument(app, false, "", scriptParameters.fileURN); const design = app.activeProduct as adsk.fusion.Design; const rootComp = design.rootComponent; const sketches = rootComp.sketches; const textSketch = sketches.itemByName("Text1"); const sketchTexts = textSketch.sketchTexts; const sketchText = sketchTexts.item(0); const newText = scriptParameters.parameters.Text1; adsk.log(sketchText.text) /* I get the actual text from the sketch here, eg: Test*/ adsk.log(sketchText.fontName) /* i get "Arial" in the log, correct font name of the sketch*/ adsk.log(newText) /* I get correctly what i'm sending on parameter on the workItem*/ sketchText.text = newText; /* This is where the bug occurs, i basically get : {"message":"3: TASK_ERRORCODE_SCRIPT_EXCEPTION: GENERICEXCEPTION: Exception detected.\nError: GETLASTERROR: invalid input font name */ I also tried to assign it to Arial maybe to overwrite but same issue I'm i missing something ? is it a known issue ? is there any workaround ? Thank you in advance for your answers.

A fast, modern package manager for Static Binaries, Portable Formats (AppImage|AppBundle|FlatImage|Runimage) & More [Nightly Release]

A fast, modern package manager for Static Binaries, Portable Formats (AppImage|AppBundle|FlatImage|Runimage) & More

Steps to reproduce The flutter build appbundle command is failing with the following exception on a large private project (the full exception log is below). Target aot_android_asset_bundle failed: ...

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If you've encountered a Gradle build failure while trying to generate an AAB (Android App Bundle) file using Flutter, you're not alone. Many developers face this frustrating issue, especially when running the command: flutter build appbundle --release The error message you might see is: Running Gradle task 'bundleRelease'... 139.7s Gradle build failed to produce an .aab file. It's likely that this file was generated under C:\Users\mgimw\Flutter Projects\akiba\build, but the tool couldn't find it. This error can stem from several underlying causes, ranging from misconfigured project settings to dependency issues. In this article, we will explore the reasons behind this issue and provide step-by-step solutions to help you successfully build your Flutter application. ## Common Causes of Gradle Build Failures Before diving into the solutions, let's discuss common reasons that lead to build failures when generating the AAB file: ### 1. Outdated Dependencies Using outdated packages or plugins can lead to compatibility issues with the Flutter SDK, which might cause the Gradle build to fail. ### 2. Gradle Version Mismatch Sometimes, the version of Gradle used in your Flutter project might not be compatible with the Flutter SDK version you are using, resulting in build failures. ### 3. Android SDK Configuration Issues If your Android SDK setup isn’t correctly configured, it can lead to problems during the build process, as Gradle depends on these configurations. ### 4. Missing or Misconfigured Build Files Your project may have issues with the `build.gradle` files, or important files may be missing, which are necessary for the build process. ## Step-by-Step Solutions to Fix Gradle Build Errors ### Step 1: Update Flutter and Dependencies First, ensure that your Flutter SDK and project dependencies are up to date. 1. Open your terminal or command line. 2. Run the following command to update Flutter: flutter upgrade 3. After upgrading Flutter, navigate to your project directory and run: flutter pub get 4. Check your `pubspec.yaml` file for outdated dependencies and update them if necessary. ### Step 2: Verify Gradle Version Make sure your Gradle version matches the one recommended by Flutter. To check your Gradle version: 1. Navigate to `android/gradle/wrapper/gradle-wrapper.properties` in your Flutter project. 2. Ensure it aligns with Dart's recommended Gradle version. As of late 2023, it’s recommended to use Gradle version 7.3 or higher. 3. Update the distribution URL in that file if it’s outdated, for example: distributionUrl=https\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-7.3-bin.zip ### Step 3: Configure Android SDK Verify that your Android SDK is properly configured: 1. Open your IDE (like Android Studio) and go to `File` → `Project Structure`. 2. Check that your Android SDK paths are correct and that you have the required SDK components installed (SDK Tools, SDK Platform, etc.). 3. If needed, update or install any missing components. ### Step 4: Check Build Configuration Files Make sure your `build.gradle` files in both the project and app module are correctly configured. 1. Open `android/app/build.gradle` and ensure the `minSdkVersion`, `targetSdkVersion`, and dependencies are correctly set. An example configuration might look like: android { compileSdkVersion 31 defaultConfig { applicationId "com.example.yourapp" minSdkVersion 21 targetSdkVersion 31 versionCode 1 versionName "1.0" } } dependencies { implementation "com.google.firebase:firebase-analytics:17.2.1" // Add your other dependencies here. } 2. Ensure that all dependencies listed are available and compatible. ### Step 5: Clean and Rebuild the Project Cleaning your build files can help resolve lingering issues: 1. Run the following command to clean the project: flutter clean 2. Try building your app again: flutter build appbundle --release ## Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ### Q1: Why did I get a 'Gradle build failed to produce an .aab file' error? A1: This error usually indicates issues with dependencies, SDK configurations, or outdated build files in your Flutter project. ### Q2: What are some best practices to avoid such build errors? A2: Regularly update Flutter SDK, check version compatibility for dependencies, and ensure your Android SDK configurations are correct to avoid build issues. ### Q3: How can I check which dependencies are outdated? A3: Use the command `flutter pub outdated` in your project directory to see which dependencies need updates. By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the Gradle build failed error and successfully create an Android App Bundle for your Flutter application. Remember to keep testing your builds regularly, especially after making updates to dependencies or configurations.