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When I try to deploy my application to my smartphone, I can see it start and stop immediately (cf logcat traceback ).
I followed this doc to remove occurences of sqlite3 in the blacklist, and I manually ran ./distribute.sh -m 'sqlite3 kivy' in .buildozer/android/platform/python-for-android/ because I don't see a way to specify the module in the buildozer.spec file (if added to requirements, buildozer will pip install it).
Also note that ./distribute.sh -l return sqlite3, so it should be already available and buildozer shouldn't try to pip install it (also the pip package is pysqlite, not sqlite3, so I wasn't sure which name to write, and tried both without succcess).
I'm on arch linux. Any idea how to fix that sqlite3 issue ?
Thanks in advance !
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It looks like your issue was missed...maybe nobody was sure of the problem. In any case, the correct procedure is to include it in the buildozer 'requirements'...I'm not sure why you had buildozer trying to pip install it, it should use the python-for-android recipe. The name of the recipe is 'sqlite3', so that's the string you'd need to use.
The sqlite3 recipe should also now remove itself from the blacklist automatically, removing the need for the manual fix.
Hello,
When I try to deploy my application to my smartphone, I can see it start and stop immediately (cf logcat traceback ).
I followed this doc to remove occurences of sqlite3 in the blacklist, and I manually ran
./distribute.sh -m 'sqlite3 kivy'
in.buildozer/android/platform/python-for-android/
because I don't see a way to specify the module in the buildozer.spec file (if added to requirements, buildozer will pip install it).Also note that
./distribute.sh -l
return sqlite3, so it should be already available and buildozer shouldn't try to pip install it (also the pip package is pysqlite, not sqlite3, so I wasn't sure which name to write, and tried both without succcess).I'm on arch linux. Any idea how to fix that sqlite3 issue ?
Thanks in advance !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: