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Graham Mueller edited comment on CB-8320 at 1/16/15 10:50 PM:
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Perhaps "doesn't work" is the wrong way of putting this. Google (or
Gradle/Maven, not sure) has mandated a new project structure. They've allowed
existing projects to work, but they no longer recommend doing it this way. Will
Cordova be migrating to this newer structure, or will projects being staying
with the older pattern? And if new projects do adopt the new structure, will
they be incompatible with Cordova?
If not, that's fine -- I'm working on a framework that will just need to adjust
accordingly, and I want to know if I should expect this to change.
was (Author: shortstuffsushi):
Perhaps "doesn't work" is the wrong way of putting this. Google (or
Gradle/Maven, not sure) has mandated a new project structure. They've allowed
existing projects to work, but they no longer recommend doing it this way. Will
Cordova be migrating to this newer structure, or will projects being staying
with the older pattern? And if new projects do adopt the new structure, will
they be incompatible with Cordova?
> Cordova Plugin Add Doesn't Work With Newer Android Project Structure
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>
> Key: CB-8320
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-8320
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Android
> Reporter: Graham Mueller
> Labels: gradle, plugins
>
> We've recently started to use the newer project structure recommended for the
> [Android
> Tools|http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/new-build-system/user-guide#TOC-Configuring-the-Structure].
> The basic idea is
> {code}
> /platforms/android
> /build.gradle
> /settings.gradle
> /etc...
> /cordova
> /CordovaLib
> /APP_NAME
> /build.gradle
> /src
> /main
> /assets
> /res
> /java
> /...
> {code}
> When you try to run {{cordova plugin add ...}}, it assumes you have the
> assets, res, and src at the root of the Android directory. Is there any way
> to change this expectation, since the newer projects are kind of expected to
> be this way? I acknowledge that the Android cmd line tool doesn't do this
> yet, but you can't expect Google to keep up with their own tools.
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