Closed mikicho closed 3 years ago
This is up to your installed api isn't? Personally in my current project I'm using with 23 api so my build.basis looks like that:
<target name="Android6.0">
<appName value="BarbackAssistance" />
<source path="src" />
<builddir path="build" />
<target name="android" type="android">
<appBuildNumber value="1" />
<appVersion value="1.0" />
<androidAPIVersion value="23" />
<appPackage value="bellboy.BarbackAssistance" />
<main classpath="ApplicationMain" />
<resourceDir path="res" />
<emulator use="true" />
<debug value="true" />
<runWhenFinished value="true" />
</target>
</target>
Is using the new api why the changes are needed? I think it's a good change but means that there will be no backwards compatibility with old versions.
I'm working with the librery recently and it's little awakward(and it's ok because it's 0.1.0) If you want we can work on this together.
All sounds great. I'm not sure how much time I can dedicate currently but I would like to move this project forward. Any work you do is appreciated and I'll help as much as I can.
It's been a while since I've worked with android. Would the androidAPIVersion need to be updated in build.bases for this to work? This file: https://github.com/Randonee/BasisAndroid/blob/master/example/build.basis