In Android Studio, there is a specific file (src/org/luaj/vm2/lib/jse/JavaMethod.java
) that I need to overwrite from a package that is pulled in via Gradle (dependencies {compile 'org.luaj:luaj-jse:3.0.1'}
).
I copied the file into my source directory with the exact same path and made my changes to it. This was working fine for an individual JUnit test case that was using it. It also looks like it is working for a normal compile of my project (unable to easily confirm at the moment).
However, when I try to run all my tests at once via a configuration of ProjectType="Android Tests", I get Error:Error converting bytecode to dex:
Cause: com.android.dex.DexException: Multiple dex files define Lorg/luaj/vm2/lib/jse/JavaMethod$Overload;
.
Is there a specific task or command that I need to add to my Gradle file to make sure the project selects the file in my local source directory? I tried the Copy task and the sourceSets->main->java->exclude
command, but neither seemed to work (I may have done them wrong). I also tried the "exclude module/group" directive under "compile" from this post.
The non-default settings for the Run/Debug Confirmation:
All my JUnit test cases are in the "test" package.
Any answer that gets this to work is fine. If not Gradle, perhaps something in the android manifest or the local source file itself.
[Edit on 2016-07-24] The error is also happening on a normal compile when my android emulator is running lower APIs. API 16 and 19 error out, but API 23 does not.
issue: when linking your app the linker finds two versions
howto fix: tell gradle to exclude org.luaj:luaj-jse:3.0.1:org.luaj.vm2.lib.jse.JavaMethod from building
android {
packagingOptions {
exclude '**/JavaMethod.class'
}
}
I have not tried this with "exclude class" but it works for removing duplicate gpl license files a la "COPYING".
If this "exclude" does not work you can