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Didn't change any configuration and because you suggest 3+ for your dependency, project was upgraded to 3.4 (released yesterday it seems) and get the following error:
Can't find any APK file to upload. java.io.IOException: Apk not found.
IDK what changed, and perhaps this works on more up-to-date Gradle/AGP, but I don't have time to check that now, will check that next week when I get another suggestion to update those.
NOTE: using + for dependency is now a discouraged practice and I would suggest you stop recommending that ASAP
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@nick-fedesna Thanks for reporting this bug and sorry for the inconvenience.
We suggest MAJOR.+ minor, hoping that nothing will break between minor releases. This apparently indicates a bug on our side which we will look into as soon as possible. In the meantime, you can rollback to 3.3 to avoid the issue. I will post a postmortem here once a fix is ready.
To be able to speed up debugging, can you share a few details like below?
The exact command (including the application variant name) that gives this error.
The APK's absolute path which this plugin couldn't find.
Any other stacktrace entry if exists any.
The environment that runs this gradle plugin. (is it CI or dev machine?, Windows, Mac or Linux?)
Gradle 5.4.1
AGP: 3.5.3
Didn't change any configuration and because you suggest
3+
for your dependency, project was upgraded to 3.4 (released yesterday it seems) and get the following error:Can't find any APK file to upload.
java.io.IOException: Apk not found.
IDK what changed, and perhaps this works on more up-to-date Gradle/AGP, but I don't have time to check that now, will check that next week when I get another suggestion to update those.
NOTE: using
+
for dependency is now a discouraged practice and I would suggest you stop recommending that ASAPThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: