I have added following cordova crosswalk plugin
After adding this, when I try to build the project, it fails in adding plugin as the cordova-android version required is >=4 and the present cordova-android version is 3.6.
How can I solve this issue ?
I’m working on improvements to the Cordova integration for the Meteor 1.2 release, including an upgrade to the latest Cordova versions (cordova-lib 5.2.0, cordova-android 4.1.0). You should be able to try this out from a release candidate soon.
Hi Martijn,
Thanks. Can you suggest a dev branch commit I could use for this ?
Regards,
Shishir
The changes aren’t ready for use yet and haven’t been committed to devel. Just a bit more patience
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Wow, looking forward to this!
For anyone with similar issue, I managed to get crosswalk working eventually (after a day of trial and error) by following articles
- How to get Crosswalk working with Android - Step by step guide
- https://gist.github.com/andreivolt/7d40211bd5ed361e844f
It is painful because I did not have eclipse or other tools needed for this installed. I also tried to use development version of meteor from github and cordova-crosswalk plugin but hit more stability issues with that and reverted to using the above articles.
Hi @martijnwalraven,
Do you have an estimate of when meteor 1.2 would be available ?
I managed to include crosswalk manually. It did break my inappbrowser login as the logged in user’s cookie were in android browser instead of crosswalk/chromium. I resolved that as well by customizing the end of response template to redirect to a meteor.local page with credentials and manually calling login function from that page.
Would the release 1.2 address the inapp browser compatibility issue ?