Task :fabric:proguard FAILED
realhackcraft opened this issue ยท 14 comments
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I have the error
> Task :fabric:proguard
Running Determinizer
Input path: /Users/Hackcraft_/Downloads/baritone-1.19.1/fabric/build/libs/baritone-fabric-1.9.0-local.jar
Output path: /Users/Hackcraft_/Downloads/baritone-1.19.1/fabric/build/libs/baritone-fabric-unoptimized-1.9.0-local.jar
> Task :fabric:proguard FAILED
Execution failed for task ':fabric:proguard'.
> Proguard exited with code 1
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When building the version 1.19.1 of baritone.
I have IntelliJ IDEA with java SDK 17.
Steps I took
- Download baritone 1.19.1
- Open Gradle tab
- Click baritone > Tasks > build > build
- Error!
Screenshot:
Final checklist
- I know how to properly use check boxes
- I have not used any OwO's or UwU's in this issue.
if you've had other versions of baritone in there it probably has a old version of proguard cached, try deleting the proguard folder under the build folder (or just the whole build folder) and trying again
Where is the build folder? is the the buildScr folder or the individual build folder under common, fabric, and forge?
if you've had other versions of baritone in there it probably has a old version of proguard cached, try deleting the proguard folder under the build folder (or just the whole build folder) and trying again
Or can you give me a screenshot of the folder?
On a phone right now, and won't have access to my computer for a week, however it is baritone/dist after you've run ./gradlew build.
If someone else could provide a screenshot I'd appreciate it.
Or can you give me a screenshot of the folder?
On a phone right now, and won't have access to my computer for a week, however it is baritone/dist after you've run ./gradlew build.
If someone else could provide a screenshot I'd appreciate it.
I cannot find the said file in the directories you specified. However, I did get the configuration Minecraft Client (:fabric) to work.
@wagyourtail is the dist folder no longer created?