
Hey, recently i wanted to setup a new android project and when setting up the appwrite endpoint i got this error :

Could it be because i have setup the Android as Java instead of Kotlin ?? (i'm used to java that's why)

Are you using Appwrite cloud?

no self hosted

also here is the code directly

and using my URL does the same (i just wanted to hide it for the screenshot)

and the setProject is fine, no error on it

Looks like there's a bug and it's being worked on in https://github.com/appwrite/sdk-generator/pull/881

hmmm ok i will wait for this pull to be merged and see if it will fix the issue

while waiting putting the URL inside the constructor works (but the pull will remove it in favor of the get/set)

Ya I'm surprised this is possible because it isn't in our other SDKs and we want to keep them consistent


i'm supprised too since i already use the node and web which don't have this

also looking at the error i do see two getter and setter for the endpoint in the file File from commit : https://github.com/appwrite/sdk-generator/blob/892fcf5a239f7379f3f8063000797ade95980d5e/templates/android/library/src/main/java/io/package/Client.kt.twig
line 48 to 52 and 182 - 190
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