@svan Thanks for testing this.
It failed for me with this development environment:
- Windows 11
- Processing 4.4.4 or Processing 4.3.4 < Each had a different issue!
- Motorola Android Phone (Android version 14)
- Android Mode for Processing 4.6.1 (Installed July 28).
I even went as far as deleting the .gradle folder between test installs.
My Windows 11 PC is a fresh and recent install.
This made wonder if I had other stuff already in W10 supporting a successful build.
In Windows 10 I deleted these before installing:
- preferences.txt Each install keeps adding to PATH
- android folder
- .gradle folder (this was new!)
- any open occurrences of Processing or OpenJDK running
- I miss anything?
And it installed successfully and I was able to build and run sketches on my phone successfully.
I won’t be drawing any conclusions too soon without more testing.
I won’t be doing testing any time soon.
*** UPDATE for Windows 11 ***
I went back to revisit this and it now works with Processing 4.3.4
This was after I added it and allowed it through the firewall.
I also deleted the .gradle again too.
I also did not reopen existing code (with all the extra stuff in sketch folder) and tested with a new sketch and cut and paste into it.
I will revisit this again to see what exactly made it work.
I will generate some best practices for this at some point.
:)