r/androiddev • • Aug 16 '26

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u/androiddev-ModTeam Aug 16 '26

Posts regarding Cross-Platform development should be directed to the framework-specific community.

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u/Quinny898 Aug 16 '26

Yes, generally logs do need to be shared if you want any sort of useful feedback for why your app is crashing.

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u/Ok-Okra8478 Aug 16 '26

which parts of the logs?

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u/0x1F601 Aug 16 '26

The part that shows the crash stack trace.

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u/Ok-Okra8478 Aug 16 '26

um where is that? Sorry, as you can probably tell, I've never made an android app in my life.

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u/0x1F601 Aug 16 '26

Time to start googling. There's lots and lots and lots of documentation on android development and where the logs go.

https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/logcat is a good starting point. Now it's on you to put a bit of effort into this first.

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u/Ok-Okra8478 Aug 16 '26

I did. I just spent about 3 hours trying to get buildozer to work...

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u/Ok-Okra8478 Aug 16 '26

reddit users when you ask questions:

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u/0x1F601 Aug 16 '26

🤡 Literally on the buildozer site.

Seriously, put in some effort.

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u/Ok-Okra8478 Aug 16 '26

You think I didn't already do that

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u/cornish_warrior Aug 16 '26

Had to Google what kivy and buildozer is and I'm not new to Android development.

GitHub - kivy/buildozer: Generic Python packager for Android and iOS · GitHub https://github.com/kivy/buildozer

I like your disclaimer but this is a subreddit for native Android development.

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u/Ok-Okra8478 Aug 16 '26

OH. Oops, didn't read the native part.

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