The gradle build of the project looks for a keystore.properties file, which is missing from the checked in codebase.
def keystorePropertiesFile = rootProject.file("keystore.properties")
def keystoreProperties = new Properties()
keystoreProperties.load(new FileInputStream(keystorePropertiesFile))
While the details are mentioned in the readme, please checkin a default file as is which needs to be configured by the developers running the build.
If you read the readme.MD carefully you'll see they have mentioned it to create a keystore.properties in the root directory
Modi ji should rezine XD
please checkin a default file as is which needs to be configured by the developers running the build.
The suggestion was this. Please take a look at the issue again.
Closing in favor of #16 which was the right way to ask this.
having a default file sounds like a reasonable suggestion.
author of #16 here. this should've been thought out by developers before releasing the source code, because unless you fix this or implement a api (if you successfully implement one, let me know), there's actually no way to compile this.
Thank you, I agree with this. I agree that I might have suggested this very poorly in my original issue report but this is definitely a blocker and not an unreasonable ask. Maybe provide the APIs to a mock sandbox server to begin with?
author of #16 here. this should've been thought out by developers before releasing the source code, because unless you fix this or implement a api (if you successfully implement one, let me know), there's actually no way to compile this.
Does commenting out the release build instructions fix the issue, at least for now?
author of #16 here. this should've been thought out by developers before releasing the source code, because unless you fix this or implement a api (if you successfully implement one, let me know), there's actually no way to compile this.
Does commenting out the
releasebuild instructions fix the issue, at least for now?
Nope, tried it. fails. even with a firebase.json added. probably because it was not built with a demo/fake api in mind. why even release the code if no one alive except them could compile it?
1.create keystore.properties in project folder
2.update the content as per read.me
3.update build.gradle
start build
at least code compiles
even if you do this, all the api responses will result in errors or 404s resulting in either the app crashing or You not being able to get past the login screen.
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If you read the readme.MD carefully you'll see they have mentioned it to create a keystore.properties in the root directory
Modi ji should rezine XD