41 lines
1.5 KiB
Groovy
41 lines
1.5 KiB
Groovy
/**
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* *** THIS FILE IS DEPRECATED ***
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*
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* Most apps should be building against the internal maven prebuilts for support libs and therefore
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* use standalone-rules.gradle instead.
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*
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* Build the file with local dependencies. The difference between this and standalone.gradle is that
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* this will build the dependencies like support libraries from source, whereas standalone.gradle
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* will get it from maven central.
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*
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* For example, you can include the following in your settings.gradle file:
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* include ':setup-wizard-lib'
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* project(':setup-wizard-lib').projectDir = new File(PATH_TO_THIS_DIRECTORY)
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*
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* And then you can include the :setup-wizard-lib project as one of your dependencies
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* dependencies {
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* compile project(path: ':setup-wizard-lib', configuration: 'gingerbreadCompatRelease')
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* }
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*/
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ext {
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// For builds in the Android tree we want to build the dependencies from source for reproducible
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// builds. To add a dependency, you want to specify something like this:
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// ext {
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// deps = ['project-name': project(':project-path')]
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// }
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//
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// And then in rules.gradle you can reference the dependency by
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// dependencies {
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// compile deps['project-name']
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// }
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//
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deps = [
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'support-annotations': project(':support-annotations'),
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'support-appcompat-v7': project(':support-appcompat-v7'),
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'support-recyclerview-v7': project(':support-recyclerview-v7')
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]
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}
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apply from: 'rules.gradle'
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