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saulspatz: I'm writing my first android app and I'm just getting started with product flavors. I have an ad-supported beta app and am writing a paid version without ads. I think I can compile both flavors. When you open the gradle window, you see targets like
Laputu this is my situation productFlavors {
paid {
applicationId "com.paid.app"
}
free {
applicationId "com.free.app"
}
}
and paidtaste, I need to compare the different launch activities, mainor freefollow the steps below main
Laputu this is my situation productFlavors {
paid {
applicationId "com.paid.app"
}
free {
applicationId "com.free.app"
}
}
and paidtaste, I need to compare the different launch activities, mainor freefollow the steps below main
Garrett: I have GCM sample android gradle project. It works fine, when I add 2 flavors, push notifications stop working. My compile manifest (from app\build\intermediates\manifests\ex\debug) file is as follows: <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.c
saulspatz: I'm writing my first android app and I'm just getting started with product flavors. I have an ad-supported beta app and am writing a paid version without ads. I think I can compile both flavors. When you open the gradle window, you see targets like
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Ahmad Aghazadeh I have many flavors in gradle file: def _versionName = "1.19"
def _applicationId = "com.site.app"
productFlavors {
CafebazarPro {
applicationId "${_applicationId}"
versionName "${_versionName}"
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Alexander Kulyakhtin I have some product flavors defined in build.gradle. I am able to successfully build them using gradlew. I can't figure out how to do this from the Android Studio IDE. (My project was originally done in Eclipse and later migrated to Androi
Ahmad Aghazadeh I have many flavors in gradle file: def _versionName = "1.19"
def _applicationId = "com.site.app"
productFlavors {
CafebazarPro {
applicationId "${_applicationId}"
versionName "${_versionName}"
Michael Carano I'm developing an app using Android Studio and taking advantage of gradle by creating some product flavors. Product flavors are Google, Beta and Lab. I just want to integrate Crashlytics with one product flavor ( beta ) , but I'm running into a
Gorret I have GCM sample android gradle project. It works fine, when I add 2 flavors, push notifications stop working. My compile manifest (taken from app\build\intermediates\manifests\ex\debug) file is as follows: <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.andro
hell My app has two flavors, a debug build and a release build. The reason these are different flavors is that I want to allow others to download debug builds to test new features. So it should be possible to install both apps at the same time. My app uses GCM
Philip Nussbaum I have a module with several product flavors ("foo" in this example). Base themes (styles) are defined in modules. Now, my idea is to modify the theme for each theme by adding styles.xml in the #flavor#/res/values/ folder and by extending the s
Philip Nussbaum I have a module with several product flavors ("foo" in this example). Base themes (styles) are defined in modules. Now, my idea is to modify the theme in various ways by adding styles.xml in the #flavor#/res/values/ folder and extending the sty
Garrett: I have GCM sample android gradle project. It works fine, when I add 2 flavors, push notifications stop working. My compile manifest (from app\build\intermediates\manifests\ex\debug) file is as follows: <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.c
saulspatz: I'm writing my first android app and I'm just getting started with product flavors. I have an ad-supported beta app and am writing a paid version without ads. I think I can compile both flavors. When you open the gradle window, you see targets like
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Rob Prieham In build.gradle, I set the product flavors: productFlavors
{
AlternateFlavour
{
applicationId "com.myapp.alternateflavour"
}
}
Then in the sourceSets section, use different resource, asset and manifest directories for those fla
Philip Nussbaum I have a module with several product flavors ("foo" in this example). Base themes (styles) are defined in modules. Now, my idea is to modify the theme in various ways by adding styles.xml in the #flavor#/res/values/ folder and extending the sty