Execution failed for task ':rive_common:buildCMakeRelWithDebInfo[arm64-v8a]'.

[sydney1232]

I just recently encountered this issue. I am certain that it came from AwesomeDialogs.

I am not using Rive package.

Please fix asap.

[AmjadArbasi]

I have same problem

[PoliteCoder97]

same issue

[mfurkanyuceal]

Same issue

[oguzarapkirli]

yeah same issue for 1-2 years. every time i opened an old project i am finding myself here

[marcos930807]

Be aware of this rive-app/rive-flutter#385 Rive is becoming a nightmare, missing flare stability in the old days. After upgrade rive rive comon 0.4.7 has problem override to 0.4.5 in the meantime.

[marcos930807]

dependency_overrides:
rive_common: 0.4.5

[marcos930807]

yeah same issue for 1-2 years. every time i opened an old project i am finding myself here

Very helpfull comment.

[mfurkanyuceal]

@marcos930807 You can look at this solution.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/78433531/15446019

[marcos930807]

@marcos930807 You can look at this solution. https://stackoverflow.com/a/78433531/15446019

yea, override the rive package override the rive common that has the problem, so it temporally fix the issue. I am not fan of this override aproach but it is what it is. I can't control rive package but be asure that when i find a specific version that works good i will never update again., i recently did an upgrade trying to solve a problem with android binary size and then reaper this issue. Rive is becoming a nightmare sadly is a non removable dependency right now. Thanks

[gi-rubyl]

I encountered this exact issue while building on Android, and I have a solution that worked for me.

The core problem appears to be a C++ build system configuration failure within the rive_native plugin (specifically, CMake couldn't locate the dart executable). Even after running standard Flutter/Dart clean commands, the native build cache remained corrupted.

Component	Version
Flutter	3.29.3
Dart	3.7.2
Android NDK	27.0.12077973

The standard methods (flutter clean, dart pub cache clean, dart pub cache repair) did not work for me. Then, I tried to run the build directly via Gradle by running the commands below:
./gradlew clean
./gradlew assembleDebug

After running these commands, I went back to the project root and ran flutter run, and the build succeeded without error. I believe this forces the C++ build system (CMake/NDK) to reset its cache and properly find all the required paths, including the Dart SDK path.

[igorgoncalves]

I encountered this exact issue while building on Android, and I have a solution that worked for me.

The core problem appears to be a C++ build system configuration failure within the rive_native plugin (specifically, CMake couldn't locate the dart executable). Even after running standard Flutter/Dart clean commands, the native build cache remained corrupted.
Component Version
Flutter 3.29.3
Dart 3.7.2
Android NDK 27.0.12077973

The standard methods (flutter clean, dart pub cache clean, dart pub cache repair) did not work for me. Then, I tried to run the build directly via Gradle by running the commands below: ./gradlew clean ./gradlew assembleDebug

After running these commands, I went back to the project root and ran flutter run, and the build succeeded without error. I believe this forces the C++ build system (CMake/NDK) to reset its cache and properly find all the required paths, including the Dart SDK path.

This really work to me. Thanks!!!