Closed capi closed 8 years ago
Hi capi,
Goog idea, merge is done.
Regards
Noury
@nbenm My conversion no longer includes the bin
folder, since I don't think the APKs should be part of the git repo. If you still want to provide built binaries, I'd recommend creating a tag and attaching the binary to the tag here on Github.
Ok, thanks capi. Some people don't like getting the app from Google Play. In fact I'm very new to Android Studio, and its CLI. I need some training. I'm also going to put the app on f-droid as asked in issue #14
If you push a git-tag to github, you can attach files (like the APK) to it for direct download. I think this is better than checking it in.
I don't know if you are working from Windows or Linux, but if you are using a shell, you can build the whole application using ./gradlew assemble
and you'll find the APK files in the build
directory. What's currently not configured is the key-store you will need to use to sign for uploading to Play Store.
Since Google has deprecated Android Tools for Eclipse, I propose converting this to an Android Studio / Gradle project. This PR makes this a pure gradle-based project, that compiles pretty well from CLI and from inside Android Studio.