Fix Android CI #839
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Fix Android CI #839
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…, maybe --no-daemon will work
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Issue:
The Android CI started failing due to:
This has been a recurring issue since we updated a bunch of build stuff as part of updating CMake #837.
Description of changes:
Manually set -Xmx (max heap size) to something huge (tested 2g and that works, but why not go bigger) via the cmdline when invoking gradle in CI. Only in CI, gradle daemon runs out of memory during "lintAnalyzeDebug" task, unless you specify it this way. You'd think that Java's default of 25% RAM (ubuntu24 runner has 12g, so max 4g) would be sufficient, but no. You'd think setting -Xmx via gradle.properties would help, but no.
Also, make it so a new commit cancels any old in-progress builds. It's a waste of energy to continue these builds, some of which take a looooooong time.
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