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xpojosh
Inspiring
April 3, 2018
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Trace statements with Air 29 - General release vs. beta

  • April 3, 2018
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I am unable to get trace statements when I compile and debug with current production release of Air 29.0.0.112 but I do get traces if I use the current beta SDK (29.0.0.108). I am targeting both Windows Desktop and Android, and I see the same behavior for both platforms with both versions of the SDK.

Has anyone else run into this?

Thanks!

Josh

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Correct answer Amrita Gangwani

Hi,

The issue has been fixed with our latest beta for AIR SDK. You may download the beta from Download Adobe AIR 30 Beta - Adobe Labs. Give it a try and let us know.

Thanks!

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Amrita Gangwani
Adobe Employee
Amrita GangwaniCorrect answer
Adobe Employee
May 8, 2018

Hi,

The issue has been fixed with our latest beta for AIR SDK. You may download the beta from Download Adobe AIR 30 Beta - Adobe Labs. Give it a try and let us know.

Thanks!

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xpojoshAuthor
Inspiring
May 14, 2018

Fantastic!

Thanks kindly for taking care of this. Your work on Air is truly appreciated.

Josh

Amrita Gangwani
Adobe Employee
Amrita Gangwani
Adobe Employee
May 4, 2018

Hi,

Thank you for reporting the issue. We are looking into it.

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ZachBJ
Known Participant
April 5, 2018

What IDE are you using?

I'm using Flash Builder and everything just fine

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xpojoshAuthor
Inspiring
April 9, 2018

My apologies! I did not see your post come across the board until now.

I am using FDT -- however, for traces I am running the code from the Air Debug Launcher (adl) on windows and viewing debugs using logcat on Android. In both cases I am able to get trace statements with Air 29 Beta, but not the production release.

josh

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xpojoshAuthor
Inspiring
April 10, 2018

I just realized that I need to amend my initial posting...

When compiling for Android, I do indeed see the behavior I described in the initial post (traces work in the beta release but not the production release).

For Windows desktop; however, trace statements do not work for any flavor of Air 29. If I roll back to Air 28, I do get trace statements.

I've tried both running a simple app in my IDE (FDT on a Mac) as well as running the app externally with adl for Windows.

Am I alone in this?

Thanks!

Josh

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