Closed loki666 closed 7 years ago
This looks really good. The original development was using Android.mk and the project was never fully ported to Android Studio. Can you please describe how you did this work? Did you hand build the files like gradlew or did Android Studio generate them? Then I will know how closely I need to review them.
basically, I recreated the whole project in Android Studio, module by module then moved the .git folder of this repository in my project since I didn't modify the content of the files, git was smart enough to figure move files like a champ!
Yes, git is amazing with recognizing moves. Sounds like a good procedure.
Did you hand build any of the files like gradlew or did Android Studio generate them?
I will check with the Android Studio folks next week and then do the merge. Thanks for doing this work.
I only edited the build.gradle of the modules to add the dependency to miditools and set the versionCode and versionName.
The rest was created by Android Studio when I created the project and the modules.
On Dec 11, 2016 02:24, "Phil Burk" notifications@github.com wrote:
Yes, git is amazing with recognizing moves. Sounds like a good procedure.
Did you hand build any of the files like gradlew or did Android Studio generate them?
I will check with the Android Studio folks next week and then do the merge. Thanks for doing this work.
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should be ok
Thanks for doing this work. It needed to be done.
first step before publishing on jcenter #30