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I understand that there are higher priorities but the newbie in me would like to resolve the following warning messages if at all possible. Using a fork from the official FtcRobotController repository, I encountered the following messages in the Build output pane:
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uses or overrides a deprecated API
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I fully understand that these warnings do not affect the results of the Build and that I have used a later set of libraries for Android Studio than those used in the release version of FtcRobotController. I am seeking some "education" on how to address these classes of warnings while understanding that ignoring them is not going to affect the Build results - essentially a request for some training for corner cases. How to interpret the warnings (that is the knowledge that I lack)? Thanks.
Kind regards.
I understand that there are higher priorities but the newbie in me would like to resolve the following warning messages if at all possible. Using a fork from the official FtcRobotController repository, I encountered the following messages in the Build output pane:
1.
Code:
[COLOR=#0033b3]public class [/COLOR][COLOR=#000000]FtcRobotControllerActivity [/COLOR][COLOR=#0033b3]extends [/COLOR][COLOR=#000000]Activity[/COLOR]
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Code:
:TeamCode:compileDebugJavaWithJavac
Supported source version 'RELEASE_7' from annotation processor 'org.gradle.api.internal.tasks.compile.processing.TimeTrackingProcessor' less than -source '8'
Code:
Compatible side by side NDK version was not found for android.ndkVersion '21.3.6528147'
I fully understand that these warnings do not affect the results of the Build and that I have used a later set of libraries for Android Studio than those used in the release version of FtcRobotController. I am seeking some "education" on how to address these classes of warnings while understanding that ignoring them is not going to affect the Build results - essentially a request for some training for corner cases. How to interpret the warnings (that is the knowledge that I lack)? Thanks.
Kind regards.