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The plugin tries to create a file themes.xml in platforms\android\app\src\main\res\values\
where as, android@11 platform add, already creates one before hand, hence the installation fails.
If you try to install the plugin with --force, the default themes.xml changes and there after the build keeps failing.
Solution : I took a back up of the platforms\android\app\src\main\res\values android default themes.xml file and then installed the plugin using --force. After installation, I appended the initial lines from themes.xml (back up file) into the newly created themes.xml file by the plugin. And it worked.
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Installation fails with Android@11, Build fails in installed using --force
Installation fails with Android@11, Build fails if installed using --force
Nov 3, 2022
To install the plugin directly from the local ZIP file you downloaded, use a file path instead of a remote URL. Here's how to install the plugin from the ZIP file on your local machine:
Unzip the ZIP file into a local folder, such as C:\Users\User\Downloads\cordova-imagePicker-modified-with-package.
Install the Plugin Using the Local Path:
In the terminal, run the following command, replacing the path with the location where you extracted the ZIP: cordova plugin add C:\Users\Usuario\Downloads\cordova-imagePicker-modified-with-package
The plugin tries to create a file themes.xml in platforms\android\app\src\main\res\values\
where as, android@11 platform add, already creates one before hand, hence the installation fails.
If you try to install the plugin with --force, the default themes.xml changes and there after the build keeps failing.
Solution : I took a back up of the platforms\android\app\src\main\res\values android default themes.xml file and then installed the plugin using --force. After installation, I appended the initial lines from themes.xml (back up file) into the newly created themes.xml file by the plugin. And it worked.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: