This seems to be more stable in case Bintray has issues updating the ExoPlayer
sources.
Issue:#4997
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*** Reason for rollback ***
This is breaking gradle sync with an error "Error:Cannot create variant 'android-lint' after configuration ':exo-library-core:debugRuntimeElements' has been resolved".
*** Original change description ***
Upgrade bintray-release and gradle versions
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Android Studio refuses to build with the current beta4 version.
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- This is soon becoming mandatory.
- It also looks like future versions of com.android.tools.build
are being distributed via Google's Maven repository.
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It's currently difficult to use ExoPlayer modules in other gradle
projects because they rely on constants and dependencies defined
in our own top level gradle file. This change moves the constants
into a separate file referenced directly from each module. It also
removes the need for the top level gradle file to declare a
dependency on com.novoda:bintray-release. This is now only needed
if "exoplayerPublishEnabled = true" is specified.
Issue: #2851
Issue: #2974
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Before modularisation of the code, it was possible to do an out of tree build
giving an -PbuildDir=someDir argument to gradle. With the modularisation, it's
broken as using -PbuildDir=someDir will force the same directory for each
projects, which breaks the gradle build system.
This commit adds a new externalBuildDir project property to allow out of tree
builds again. When set, it updates the buildDir property for each project to
point to ${externalBuildDir}/${project.name}. That way, the build artifacts are
written in the out of tree directory in a project specific folder.
To do an out of tree build, use
gradle -PexternalBuildDir=someDir ...
It supports absolute and relative path. Relative path are interpreted against
the ExoPlayer root directory.
Notes:
- Now only generating a single module Javadoc task for the
release variant.
- Combined Javadoc now includes extensions. VP9 is excluded
for now since it's failing for an unknown reason.
Issue: #2139
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- Update bintray-release version
- Publish to exoplayer-test unless -PpublicRepo=true
- Publish GVR extension
- Minimize duplication with new publish.gradle
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- Use a variable for the (default) minSdkVersion. There will
be more modules that need it, and it'll be easier to manage
if it's in one place.
Issue: #2139
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MOE_MIGRATED_REVID=150050663
These currently lead to cryptic ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsExceptions being thrown from System.arraycopy() so my proposal is to throw a more useful ParserException instead.
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New version hangs when running:
./gradlew :library:assembleAndroidTest --debug
Android Studio "strongly recommends" we upgrade to the
hanging version, but I guess we'll just have to ignore
that until the latest version works again!
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