[SOLVED] 16kB error with 2025.3726

Solar2D General Questions/Discussion
#1

I just tried to update one of my apps on Google Play with version 2025.3726 and I’m getting the error message “Support 16 KB page sizes.” Do I need to do anything special in the configuration or with the plugins?

#2

You’re definitely using a plugin that isn’t yet compatible with 16 KB page sizes.

#3

Could you please share the list of .so files that do not support 16KB?
You should be able to find this list within the corresponding version’s bundle information from the error message.

#4

My plugins

        ["plugin.utf8"] =
        {
            publisherId = "com.coronalabs",
            version = "v5",                
        },    


        ["plugin.reviewPopUp"] =
        {
            publisherId="tech.scotth",
            marketplaceId = "xxxxx",
        },


        ["plugin.admob"] =
        {
            publisherId = "com.coronalabs",
            version = "v45",
        },    
                

        ["plugin.att"] = 
        { 
            publisherId = "com.solar2d",
            version = "v3",                
            supportedPlatforms = { iphone = true },                 
        },
#5

I mean the GP Console, where it prompts you that a certain bundle version does not support 16KB, find the corresponding bundle version information. It will provide you with a list to indicate which .so file not support 16KB properly.

Like this

#6

Sorry, the error is caused by the UTF-8 plugin. I need to update it to v6. Thanks.

#7

You’re welcome, glad to hear the issue is resolved.

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#8

I think that if you don’t specify the version, the latest will be downloaded. By the way, how do you know the version number?

#9

You got to:

Then you type in the name of the plugin you’re looking for into the search bar. Then you click on the “button” that shows up down below. This brings up a window with the build.settings information, and below that there’s a grey box that will say Updated:Month. This grey box is actually a button that will take you to the Github repository for the plugin. There, in the right rail, under “About” is “Releases” with a grey circle next to it that contains a number. (The number of releases.) Below “Releases” is a link to the latest release for that plugin.
Presuming you’re not version locking your plugins, the latest release is what you’re building with. (Unless, of course, there’s been an update since last time you built, but you can just compare your build date to the release date to see if there’s a newer version of the plugin.)
You can also search directly inside the Github repositories for the plugin you’re looking for, but you need to make sure you’re searching in Solar2D for the ones that have publisherID = "com.soalr2d" and in CoronaLabs for the ones that have publisherID = "com.coronalabs". I find using the web tool faster.

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#10

Thank you, interesting to know it :wink: