Execution Failed for task ':app:mergeDebugResources'.

[carsonal]

When pulled from master the build does not load due to
" > Some file crunching failed, see log for details' with no access to the logs. Need to figure it out

[tsjacoby]

The build works on my end. I haven't seen anything like that before. Have you tried cloning a brand new copy of the remote repo and working off of that?

[tsjacoby]

Also, just an FYI in case you run into something similar later, I had runtime problems when I ran the app at one point and Sam suggested clearing the Cook-E application data from the phone. This fixed my issues.

[samcrow]

I have not had that problem. There are a few things we could try:

The output of ./gradlew assembleDebug --stacktrace --debug might have some useful information. If the problem is related to a resource file that the application does not currently use, removing the file might resolve it.

Even if you cannot build the application, you can install an already-compiled APK in the emulator. If you open the user web page in the emulator's browser and download the application, you can install it just like on a device. The current latest release (0.0.1-beta4) has the home page searching and related features implemented.

[carsonal]

Thanks for the help guys,

I ended up doing as Sam suggested and just downloading the apk and running
that. Obviously that would work too ... didn't think to do that!

I will investigate that bug later but I'm glad it's only on my machine.
Thanks for getting back to me so fast!

-Carson

On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 12:14 AM, Sam Crow notifications@github.com wrote:

I have not had that problem. There are a few things we could try:

The output of ./gradlew assembleDebug --stacktrace --debug might have
some useful information. If the problem is related to a resource file that
the application does not currently use, removing the file might resolve it.

Even if you cannot build the application, you can install an
already-compiled APK in the emulator. If you open the user web page
https://cook-e-team.github.io/Cook-E/user/ in the emulator's browser
and download the application, you can install it just like on a device. The
current latest release (0.0.1-beta4) has the home page searching and
related features implemented.

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[carsonal]

I also wanted to state that I cleared the emulator, build clean, build
rebuild, and updated things to newer versions on a different branch.
Nothing worked but I will investigate later and record my findings on the
bug page incase it happens to someone else.

Thanks again!

On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 12:45 AM, Carson Lipscomb carsonlipscomb@gmail.com
wrote:

Thanks for the help guys,

I ended up doing as Sam suggested and just downloading the apk and running
that. Obviously that would work too ... didn't think to do that!

I will investigate that bug later but I'm glad it's only on my machine.
Thanks for getting back to me so fast!

-Carson

On Wed, Feb 24, 2016 at 12:14 AM, Sam Crow notifications@github.com
wrote:

I have not had that problem. There are a few things we could try:

The output of ./gradlew assembleDebug --stacktrace --debug might have
some useful information. If the problem is related to a resource file that
the application does not currently use, removing the file might resolve it.

Even if you cannot build the application, you can install an
already-compiled APK in the emulator. If you open the user web page
https://cook-e-team.github.io/Cook-E/user/ in the emulator's browser
and download the application, you can install it just like on a device. The
current latest release (0.0.1-beta4) has the home page searching and
related features implemented.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
#30 (comment).

Carson Lipscomnb
carsonlipscomb@gmail.com
(425) 478-1590

Carson Lipscomnb
carsonlipscomb@gmail.com
(425) 478-1590