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well, I don’t mean to be too forward with the marketing, but I did create two episodes on codexcasts that talk about doing CLI plugins.
https://codexcasts.com/episodes/ti-cli-plugins-hooks
https://codexcasts.com/episodes/ti-cli-plugins-commands
The source code to those episodes (all episodes) are open source
@Sophrinix Thanks Andrew! We ended up cheating a bit. We compiled our test native app and ripped the generated R classes out of it and put them into our module. It's not ideal, but it worked for all our various dependencies. We did have to put the actual resources into a combine res directory though. Not the end of the world.
I'm wondering with the cli-plugins (which I need to watch your episodes today) is it possible to also try to update some of the google libs? For instance, Ti is currently using an older support-v4 lib missing the recyclerview and some viewpager methods. Updating this lib has had no ill effects on our native Android apps, and if it isn
It's not really the sdk. In a Gradle build, it would be these two lines:
compile 'com.android.support:support-v4:22.2.1'
compile 'com.android.support:recyclerview-v7:22.2.1'
And probably bumping this too:
compile 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:22.2.1'
So far, moving to the later versions hasn't caused any issues with apps already using these. However, I can't even find where Titanium is pulling in these support libs on build. The Dexter output shows that the latest Ti.SDK is using the older (and more buggy) versions of appcompat and support...