I know we can edit build types in Android Studio:
I know we can edit each build type setting in gradle:
android { buildTypes { release { minifyEnabled true } }
I know we can detect build types in code. How do I detect if I am in release or debug mode?
But where actually are the build types defined? Let say I want to commit it to git. What should I do to keep build types of the project consistent?
Where actually are the build types defined?
Basically, BuildConfig
is the auto-generated class that resides under path :
app/build/generated/source/buildConfig/yourBuildType/yourPackageName/BuildConfig.java .
This class holds variables provided by buildTypes {}
block from app level build.gradle file. So, on every clean & rebuild of project, Gradle auto generates BuildConfig
class that can be used in further Android development environment .
Ie BuildConfig.DEBUG
is the default variable that we can use in our application code to determine it's buildType
.
We can provide our own fields through buildType
from build.gradle file like following:
android {
. . .
buildTypes {
debug {
buildConfigField "String", "SOME_VARIABLE", '"This string value is from build config class"'
}
}
. . .
}
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