Do you have a gradle file ready for your AS import? El lunes, 17 de noviembre de 2014 01:13:00 UTC-3, bburd escribió: > > I'm creating projects that can be imported into Eclipse and/or Android > Studio. For the most part, these projects use tried-and-true features that > are present in older versions of the Android API, so I don't need to insist > on one target SDK or another. The trouble is, when another developer tries > importing, the IDE complains that whatever TargetSDK (or minimum SDK) is > specified (in the AndroidManifest.xml file, for example) isn't installed on > the developer's computer. The developer has the option of downloading the > target sdk version (which takes a while) or changing the requirements in > the AndroidManifest file (which isn't the best idea because it's a > tinkering with something in my code). Is there a way around all this? >
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