No. If you're a CLI user, you shouldn't notice the change once everything
is complete. This change
is for people who have to do some Android development to integrate some new
feature or write a custom
plugin or something.
Of course, we already have other problems with people who don't have
Dropping ANT support now seems like a good idea.
This overall sounds good to me. One question I have is how would this
affect users that have only the command-line tools installed, and not
a full Android studio setup? Does this approach preclude those users
from leveraging Cordova? I'm not sure
Hey
Since we've been running into numerous issues with Google updating their
tools already, I think it's time that we update the new project structure
to work with Android Studio more easily so that we can integrate JUnit
tests for plugins, Library Projects, Gradle dependencies and allow for
