I need some help with properly versioning my Android project with Git/Eclipse.
I have no problem setting this up with a single Android project.
However, I am trying to figure out the proper and correct way to set this up, if I add one or more third party Android libraries to my main project (eg Facebook SDK).
So currently I am using git-submodules
to accomplish this, and here's my directory structure:
/project/android-main.git
+--- /project/android-main/facebook-sdk
I added facebook-sdk
as a git-submodule within my android-main
project.
In Eclipse workspace's android-main
project, I am seeing the subfolder ' facebook-sdk
'.
Then here comes the kludge :
I have to import 'Existing project' from /project/android-main/facebook-sdk
as a new project, so that I can reference this project as a library from my android-main
project.
In the end, Eclipse workspace has three references to ' facebook-sdk
' :
git-submodule
, it showed up as a folder in android-main
project. facebook_sdk_src
' is created by the Android SDK plugin in android-main
project. This seems to clutter the workspace and the main project, if I add more submodules.
Am I doing it right?
Is there a better way to use Android Libraries as a submodule in Eclipse?
All of my Android projects are at the same level. Eclipse displays each project twice: in the workspace (workspace/library) and inside projects that reference it (workspace/project/library_src).
You could try making both facebook-sdk and android-main submodules so that they're at the same level. Something like this:
/project/
+--- android-main.git
+--- android-project/
+--- android-main/
+--- facebook-sdk/
So create a bare repo for your android project (android-main.git). This repo doesn't need to be in your workspace. Then add a subfolder for your code (android-project) and add your submodules.
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