@Fireduck so if i have an ios gradle thingy going now, where i can java on ios, what do i add to the gradle manifest for a smoketest?
i guess something like this https://blog.gradle.org/introducing-source-dependencies This post introduces a new Gradle dependency management feature called “source dependencies”.
if i want to jam this in there to do a console hello world with, how do i plug that in? i'm beyond lost in the java packaging ecosystem and manifests https://github.com/fireduck64/duckutil Fireduck's package of java utilities
it's super annoying when you know in abstract exactly what you need to learn, but lack the local lingo to google yourself the reference manual for what you need
does not seem to be rocket science to get things going, grab idea, grab the 2.3.10 snapshot plugin for it, try to see if some gnarly corner of snowblossom is actually compilable, do the simplest possible poc console smoketest (like print new address to console) http://robovm.mobidevelop.com/downloads/snapshots/idea/
and if snowblossom uses something robovm does not support, that hits a wall immediately
and it seems to be down to 1 main dev and a few community volunteers at this point, so YMMV on the help one would get from them on implementing more stuff on it, as it mostly seems to be a libgdx oriented sdk
oh well, i got a thing from a client of mine to work on ios now, but still no idea of how one would plug anything from snowblossom into that for smoke testing
and i think i'll switch from being stuck to beer now
the undisclosed thing signs mqtt messages, so outlook sorta good for at least some crypto stuff being there