Hello Martin > Maven reports a missing core/sis-utility/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml file. > Maybe it was forgotten from previous commits? I forgot to add those new files. Now they have pushed to the repo.
> I also have a question: the following dependencies looks like for testing > purpose (judging by their name), but have a "provided" or "compile" scope instead then "test". Is it intentional? > > android-test > com.android.support.test I was unable to run Instrumented tests (the tests that run in an Android environment) using Maven (yet). So far I compiled those tests and ran them through Android Studio IDE which is using Gradle. We maybe able to run tests direclty using Maven because Android Maven plugin have support for Instrumented testing according to the documentation. On Thu, Jul 27, 2017 at 10:46 PM, Martin Desruisseaux <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Sisinda > > I created an "Android" branch on Apache SIS source code repository. For now, > I ported only your work on the pom.xml files; I did not yet ported any work > on Java files (they will be the topic of another commit later). > Consequently, if you want to merge the "Android" branch into your GitHub > clone, you may have some conflicts to resolve in pom.xml files but not in > other places (normally). > > The main change that I did in the pom.xml files compared to the files on > your GitHub clone was to avoid repetition: > > Build configuration in the root pom.xml file instead then repeated in child > pom.xml files. > Dependencies declared in sis-utility omitted since they were declared in the > parent pom.xml file. > Maven scope of JavaEE dependencies left to "provided" (I omitted the change > to "compile"). > > I could not test yet if those changes work since since Maven reports a > missing core/sis-utility/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml file. Maybe it was > forgotten from previous commits? > > I also have a question: the following dependencies looks like for testing > purpose (judging by their name), but have a "provided" or "compile" scope > instead then "test". Is it intentional? > > android-test > com.android.support.test > > Thanks, > > Martin > > -- Sisinda
