There could be several possible reasons why the Kivy-Buildozer app is starting and then closing immediately after conversion, such as:
Incorrect configuration: If the Buildozer configuration has been improperly set up, it can cause the app to crash. Make sure all the required dependencies are included, and the settings match your environment.
Incompatible dependencies: Incompatible dependencies can cause the app to fail. Check if you are using the correct version of Python and Kivy for your app.
Insufficient memory: If the app requires more resources than available on the device, it can crash. Make sure the device has enough RAM to run the app.
Incorrect file structure: Ensure that your project files are properly structured and do not contain any errors.
Code errors: Check for any errors in your code that could be causing the app to crash. Fix any syntax issues, incorrect indentation, or logic errors.
Compatibility issues: The app may not be compatible with certain devices or operating systems. Test the app on multiple devices to see if this is the issue.
Debugging the app and checking for error messages can also help determine the cause of the problem.
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Asked: 2023-05-13 20:44:33 +0000
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Last updated: May 13 '23
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