This PR will solve a couple of issues with the implemented Lint Checks for TI.
1) TI Lint Checks are not executed prior Build Tools 3.3 Caused by the lately increased the Build Tools version and so the Lint API Version while using com.android.tools.lint.detector.api.CURRENT_API as Lint Version. So the checks when marked as not compatible with the Build Tools used.
2) Check if provideView() is overridden always returns true Caused by the fact that this check was checking the whole inheritance tree and so found the implementation in the TI base classes.
3) Check if the View Interface is implemented did not check more than the direct super class
How to Test
Play with the following scenarios:
Remove the implements HelloWorldView in the HelloWorldActivity of the sample app
Remove the implements HelloWorldView but override provideView() in the HelloWorldActivity of the sample app
Use TI v0.10.0-SNAPSHOT of this branch in another project and have an TiActivity which does not implement the given TiView subclass
Note
Testing Lint Checks in the Sample Project did not work reliably for me. This seems to be an Android Studio Issue as quite often an Invalidate Caches and Restart help.
A commandline lint run were reporting the errors reliably.
Description
This PR will solve a couple of issues with the implemented Lint Checks for TI. 1) TI Lint Checks are not executed prior Build Tools 3.3 Caused by the lately increased the Build Tools version and so the Lint API Version while using
com.android.tools.lint.detector.api.CURRENT_APIas Lint Version. So the checks when marked as not compatible with the Build Tools used. 2) Check if provideView() is overridden always returns true Caused by the fact that this check was checking the whole inheritance tree and so found the implementation in the TI base classes. 3) Check if the View Interface is implemented did not check more than the direct super classHow to Test
Play with the following scenarios:
implements HelloWorldViewin theHelloWorldActivityof the sample appimplements HelloWorldViewbut overrideprovideView()in theHelloWorldActivityof the sample app0.10.0-SNAPSHOTof this branch in another project and have an TiActivity which does not implement the givenTiViewsubclassNote
Testing Lint Checks in the Sample Project did not work reliably for me. This seems to be an Android Studio Issue as quite often an
Invalidate Caches and Restarthelp. A commandline lint run were reporting the errors reliably.