Using fuw-2022.2.0.unitypackage to export is good on iOS, but not ok on Android

[khangpt]

Describe the bug
I'm currently using Unity version 2022.3.4f1
Import fuw-2022.2.0.unitypackage to export my unity project to Flutter.
When I follow the guide on pub.dev, then build on iOS device is good, everything run as I expected.
But when I config to build on Android, I got some error when run build in Flutter

I can't understand where this manifest file is in unityLibrary folder. This below is all that I have after export from Unity:

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Click on "Export Android Release" in Unity editor
2. Config same with the guidance
3. Run "flutter run --release" or "flutter run --debug" on real device
4. Get the error

Expected behavior
Build on Android is OK

Unity (please complete the following information):

• OS: MacOS 13.4
• Version [2022.3.4f1]

Smartphone (please complete the following information):

• Device: [Samsung S22]
• OS: [Android]
• Version [13]
• SDK version 33

Additional context
No more

[khangpt]

After a couple of time I spent to investigate the issue, I recognize that, in file Build.cs, function ModifyAndroidGradle, it should exist the AndroidManifest.xml file in unity/UnityProjectName/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml. But no, at this path in my exported unityLibrary folder, there's no manifest file like this. This is a issue of export script in Unity Editor, isn't it?

[timbotimbo]

The appmanifest is this issue #801 (comment).

It also mentions namespace, which I believe is from Android gradle plugin 8+.
Change that to 7.x, or use the pull request for 8.

[khangpt]

The appmanifest is this issue #801 (comment).

It also mentions namespace, which I believe is from Android gradle plugin 8+. Change that to 7.x, or use the pull request for 8.

thanks for quick reply. After I upgrade XR management package to 4.4, manifest file is export ok. But now I encounter another error :

could you tell me what should I do here :)

[timbotimbo]

This second error turns into #844, let's continue that one there.