APP in crash on any device

Beta Testing Android 64-bit testing
#1

Hello, I built my app with “Corona 2019.3498.” and successful upload on “Google Play Console” the AAP (Android App Bundle) because the APK version was not accepted. After the donwload, and during the test, the app give me this error on different devices (ex. Huawei P30 and Samsung S9).

Screenshot attached.

Error messages : Runtime Error module ‘licensing’ not found:resource (licensing.lu) does not exist in archive no field package.preload[‘licensing’] no file ‘(null)/licensing.lua’ no file’(null)/licensing.lua’ no file ‘/data/app/ com.reattiva.everyweb-2M4dMWtybnmZCdmyXL4lKQ==/lib/arm64/liblicensing.so’ no file’./licensing.so’ no file ‘(null)/licensing.so’ no file ‘/data/app/’ com.reattiva.everyweb-2M4dMWtybnmZCdmyXL4lKQ==/lib/arm64/liblicensing.so’ no file ‘./licensing.so’ no file ‘(null)/licensing.so’

#2

I mean I’m far from a good debugger but your project is trying to access: “licensing.lua” but it doesn’t exist.

I think this a problem with your app itself instead of the android 64 feature.

#3

This problem is something that many of the developers are facing with the version you mentioned, and it seems to be related to plugins which are not compatible with Android 64-bit. You can try building with “Corona 2019.3490” and uploading to “Google Play Console”. 

#4

The problem is around Android 9 and the use of Android App Bundles with our 64-bit version of Android. This is why we are having people test this. Hopefully we will have news on this issue soon.

Rob

#5

Thanks Rob,

I hope you resolve as soon as possible. Have you scheduled a release date?

#6

New build should fix this issue.

#7

I built my app with “Corona 2019.3502” and now it works.

#8

Great news!

#9

Mine also works after the latest build. Thanks a lot!

#10

I mean I’m far from a good debugger but your project is trying to access: “licensing.lua” but it doesn’t exist.

I think this a problem with your app itself instead of the android 64 feature.

#11

This problem is something that many of the developers are facing with the version you mentioned, and it seems to be related to plugins which are not compatible with Android 64-bit. You can try building with “Corona 2019.3490” and uploading to “Google Play Console”. 

#12

The problem is around Android 9 and the use of Android App Bundles with our 64-bit version of Android. This is why we are having people test this. Hopefully we will have news on this issue soon.

Rob

#13

Thanks Rob,

I hope you resolve as soon as possible. Have you scheduled a release date?

#14

New build should fix this issue.

#15

I built my app with “Corona 2019.3502” and now it works.

#16

Great news!

#17

Mine also works after the latest build. Thanks a lot!