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With a Gradle-enabled Qt build, it's easy now to manage all Qt modules' JAR builds in one place from an IDE, and that's what's being done here with Gradle composite builds. This adds each module's JAR in the qt super repo and each module also defines its potential dependencies (e.g. Qt6Android.jar). This also update .gitignore with Gradle, JDTLS and IntelliJ ignores, and moves the existing .gitignore from the provision android_gradle project to the root. Task-number: QTBUG-132915 Change-Id: I4573768c394a4c25347eeb8ce6e2ddf7e57796ef Reviewed-by: Alexandru Croitor <alexandru.croitor@qt.io>
Android Gradle Project for COIN
This project is used to at provisioning time to do an Android Gradle build that will download Gradle binaries and AGP dependencies, then they will be cached allowing consecutive builds, i.e. at test runs to not redownload the Gradle binaries which tend to run into network issues and thus improving the reliability of the Android integrations on COIN.
The project is a basic empty views Android project that can be created by Android Studio, it's Java based. Below is some extra details on relevant files that might need updates in the future:
- settings.gradle: mainly sets the the project name
- under app/src/main/ res/layout/activity_main.xml and src//.java: sets the layout and logic of the app, this shouldn't need to be touched.
- AndroidManifest.xml / app/build.gradle: Sets project settings like target version.
- gradle/libs.versions.toml: This sets the version numbers of various dependencies.
Other files required for the project build are gradle wrapper and scripts which are fetched by android_linux.sh from qtbase.