Kivy Android VM doesn't have plyer recipe

[trivedigaurav]

The Kivy VM link available at from readthedocs does not have a plyer recipe. Although you can get over this issue by updating the repo, steps like this defeat the purpose of having a virtual image.

[brousch]

That VM image actually pre-dates the creation of Plyer. It also comes with
Kivy 1.5.2. Following the README updte instructions should bring it up
tothe current stable versions.
On May 19, 2014 11:11 PM, "trivedigaurav" notifications@github.com wrote:

The Kivy VM link available at from readthedocshttps://doc-10-94-docs.googleusercontent.com/docs/securesc/mmjp9iu6bv6d8br5gnce6iipsdfcijja/5a3kq2v90h7vo69mfa63le47a5vthod3/1400551200000/14602018143709242860/11676337812890946758/0B1WO07-OL50_bTR0SElrLTZGWEU?e=download&h=16653014193614665626&nonce=dut7qck1i1o0s&user=11676337812890946758&hash=o07p3auqb29img7ov20ks3se6unk64a6does not have a plyer recipe. Although you can get over this issue by
updating the repo, steps like this defeat the purpose of having a virtual
image.

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[trivedigaurav]

@brousch Yes, I understand that. I was wondering if it would be possible to include a last known working versions for p4a / kivy / plyer. Since, the VM offers a failsafe way of running things, this way it would be useful to point out any recent regressions in the code as well.

[tito]

It is hard for us / impossible to have continuous integration with the VM. VM takes lot of times to build , compress, and upload. This is why we prefered to include a README and let you update it. I guess we could provide a packer.io script instead for building it yourself.