Igor Eisberg
Igor Eisberg
> Not sure how. It skips chunks, so it must be a ton of overlay chunks in a row. Ending up with an Exception, sounds like an issue to me.
I have this issue as well as I'm using a modified android.jar (which has all the hidden API revealed). I don't use the unit testing and there's no apparent way...
@jp1017 That works too, I just feel as if disabling all of the "unit testing" tasks is better because it's also faster (you have 3 tasks less instead of just...
@jp1017 Oh fair enough. Well, at least the problem's solved for now! Gradle is such a buggy thing... -_-
Another workaround: In your project's main build.gradle, inside "allprojects": ``` allprojects { repositories { jcenter() } gradle.taskGraph.whenReady { tasks.each { task -> if (task.name.equals('mockableAndroidJar')) { task.enabled = false } }...
Yup, it covers the whole project, no matter how you name your modules. It's also more portable since it'll work immediately even if you transfer the project to another computer....
@cikal Glad it's still useful!
You don't. If the vdex file of a system app doesn't contain any dex/cdex files, that means the app already has its classes*.dex files included in the APK. Which is...