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jberkel / android-plugin

An sbt plugin for Android development in Scala
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THIS TOOL IS DEPRECATED. #44

Closed danielribeiro closed 13 years ago

danielribeiro commented 13 years ago

It gives me "THIS TOOL IS DEPRECATED. See --help for more information" when using sbt start-emulator. Stats:

robospecs_example $ sbt 
[info] Building project RobospecsExample 0.1 against Scala 2.8.1
[info]    using RobospecsExample with sbt 0.7.4 and Scala 2.7.7
jberkel commented 13 years ago

the version in master fixed this already. 0.5.2 should be released soon (in the meantime do a checkout and sbt update publish-local)

danielribeiro commented 13 years ago

Well, did not really work:

    [warn] Credentials file /home/daniel/.ivy2/.credentials does not exist
    [info] Building project sbt-android-plugin 0.5.2-SNAPSHOT against Scala 2.7.7
    [info]    using AndroidPlugin with sbt 0.7.4 and Scala 2.7.7
    [info] 
    [info] == compile ==
    [info]   Source analysis: 11 new/modified, 0 indirectly invalidated, 0 removed.
    [info] Compiling main sources...
    [error] /home/daniel/IdeaProjects/andtest/andj/android-plugin/src/main/scala/BaseAndroidProject.scala:1: not found: value proguard
    [error] import proguard.{Configuration=>ProGuardConfiguration, ProGuard, ConfigurationParser}

(....)

Guess I'll try to use it on eclipse for the time being: http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/scala-ide/Developing_for_Android

jberkel commented 13 years ago

you need to run sbt update first. also the line "THIS TOOL IS DEPRECATED." is just a warning, not an error - you can ignore it.

danielribeiro commented 13 years ago

It seems "this tool is deprecated" prevents the emulator from starting. If not, something else is....

jberkel commented 13 years ago

"prevent emulator from starting" ? the plugin doesn't start the emulator?

danielribeiro commented 13 years ago

Sorry it wasn't focused: ... when using sbt start-emulator ...

It not only gives Deprecated tool erros, it will not start it.

fabianpage commented 13 years ago

the command "sbt start-emulator" starts your app in an already running android emulator. So you have first to start the emulator and then "sbt start-emulator".

danielribeiro commented 13 years ago

I'll test it again. For the time being, a minor tweek on HelloScalaOnAndroid project + Ant (even though I really prefer SBT) did the magic for me. I'll probably write a small article summing up the whole adventure of gettign scala + android work, along with both Eclipe and IDEA support.