We have a fix for that build error which will be a part of the next update.
Notice that with the new Google play support you can include only location
support without including the ads support which is exactly why we
deprecated the global sweeping build switch.
See
Another suggestion in the referenced article was to build with android
gradle=false but that generated a build error.
I built with android.grade=false and android.includeGPlayServices=false
-compile:
[javac] Compiling 536 source files to
/tmp/build7034578418479870721xxx/AWMain/bin/classes
The referenced article says:
We transitioned the Google Play Services support to be on by default as
that is the common use case and makes API's like the location API far more
usable.
As a result 2.3.1 became the minimum OS version as imposed by Google.
This device is running 2.3.5 so it
I went back through previous versions of CodenameOne version by version.
When I got back to version 3.1 I was able to install the build on my
Android 2.3.5 device.
Unfortunately along the way I had to comment out a new CodenameOne API
calls I was using, so this is not really a solution for me.
