Android support in gradle plugin #292
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Previously the `java` plugin was automatically applied when configuring the task dependencies. This was not compatible with the `android` plugin. Now this plugin will inspect the build to determine the right configuration to target. Added the example provided by @samskiter that demonstrated the bug and now shows a working sample.
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@ben-manes feel free to merge this when you're ready. |
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Hi @ben-manes I checked out out the repo and opened the android project up in android studio and still got the same error. I assume that's because the jsonschema2pojo dependency is still being pulled in from maven, so I'll have to trust you that this fixes it... |
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@samskiter, you have to perform |
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Thanks @ben-manes and @samskiter! |
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Previously the
javaplugin was automatically applied when configuring the task dependencies. This was not compatible with theandroidplugin. Now this plugin will inspect the build to determine the right configuration to target.Added the example provided by @samskiter that demonstrated the bug and now shows a working sample.