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false positive threat detection #13
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Hello @PrestigeDevop, I have never heard about this file before so all I can tell is that it's a JAR file, possibly downloaded automatically during the build process. This seems like a false positive as you said.
Ideas that might help:
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Thanks for replying , I used this project [Fuse Shader Playground] it's probably where it comes from , I've no idea how to change the openJDK (I've already tried and failed ) as I've asked in the forum [Here] I used Unity's Version of Open JDK no luck , so I tried the default settings |
There's a slightly more updated version of the repo here: https://github.com/fuse-apps/fuse-shader-playground Another idea is to see if you're able to build that repo from the command-line, following the instructions in README:
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both has same issue , and both command CLI and the fuseX editor command has same output ..
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the issue is till persistent , no matter what project I used , the building system just failed when targeting android ( both preview and build ) targets android emu - android . I think the error due to cmake when include this file > F:\fuseXexample\weather-app\build\android\debug\app\build\intermediates\compressed_assets\debug\out\assets\diagnostics-46013124.js.jar update , the error occur in wsl too |
Hello , is there any reported case about potential threat when building to android emulator ?
I'm not sure why this considered a threat but want know if this file is from fuse jdk or other resources ?
is it safe to keep it seems that it interrupts the build process
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