The process "...\android_armv7\bin\androiddeployqt.exe" exited with code 14.
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I installed 5.12.3 and it's given me both MinGW 32-bit and 64-bit! Not the thing you were waiting for?
No I actually mean this one.
To sum up, there is no version of ndk and jdk which will work for any devices running Android from 4 to 9, right? And do we just need to test?! (I don't think so!)
Well, Qt is limited to minimal Android version of 4.4. And any APK that works on the newest api should also work backwards without (much) issues. That one google actually get's down pretty good.
And being up-to-date for all stuff (sdk, ndk and jdk) doesn't guarranty that your Android app works on all various devices. Right?
I would say, mostly correct ;-)
nothing is guaranteed.No I actually mean this one.
Well, Qt is limited to minimal Android version of 4.4. And any APK that works on the newest api should also work backwards without (much) issues.
But the sdk for that level should have been previously installed, yeah?
I would say, mostly correct ;-)
nothing is guaranteed.Thanks.
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No I actually mean this one.
Well, Qt is limited to minimal Android version of 4.4. And any APK that works on the newest api should also work backwards without (much) issues.
But the sdk for that level should have been previously installed, yeah?
I would say, mostly correct ;-)
nothing is guaranteed.Thanks.
@tomy said in The process "...\android_armv7\bin\androiddeployqt.exe" exited with code 14.:
But the sdk for that level should have been previously installed, yeah?
nope that‘s just waste of hd-space, gradle will only ever use one version anyway. By default the latest, I think.
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@tomy said in The process "...\android_armv7\bin\androiddeployqt.exe" exited with code 14.:
But the sdk for that level should have been previously installed, yeah?
nope that‘s just waste of hd-space, gradle will only ever use one version anyway. By default the latest, I think.
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nope that‘s just waste of hd-space, gradle will only ever use one version anyway. By default the latest, I think.
Really?
Do you mean the part inside the red line in the screenshot below is enough for almost any Android device?
