I would like to create a very simple task which change a boolean in my gradle config.
I work on an Android application which can be run with several profiles, and for each build a need to specify if in my code the app must fake the bluetooth or not.
My gradle (relevant code) :
def fakeBluetooth = "true"
buildTypes {
debug {
minifyEnabled false
signingConfig android.signingConfigs.debug
buildConfigField "boolean", "fakeBluetooth", fakeBluetooth
}
release {
minifyEnabled true
signingConfig android.signingConfigs.release
buildConfigField "boolean", "fakeBluetooth", fakeBluetooth
}
}
task noFakeBluetooth {
fakeBluetooth = "false"
}
Example of use in my java code :
if (BuildConfig.fakeBluetooth) {
processFictiveBluetoothService();
} else {
// other case
}
Examples of use in command line :
./gradlew iDebug noFakeBluetooth
and
./gradlew iDebug
Problem : in both cases the value of fakeBluetooth is always "true" (with or without "noFakeBluetooth" in cmd line).
This works
You can use project properties to pass the value:
And then you can pass the property with:
I think the correct approach would be to define resource value for buildTypes or productFlavours:
resValue "string", "key", "value"
then read out from it inside your code like:
getResources().getString(R.string.key);