A shorter code format such as MNNPPP is highly recommended.
The default is codeFormat 'MMMNNNPPP', leaving 3 digits for each portion of the semantic version. As a result, codeFormat only allows you to specify 9 digits. Consider baseCode if you are changing code formats from a prior release.Īndroid version codes are limited to a maximum version code of 2100000000. Note that changing the version code scheme for a released Android project can cause problems if your new version code does not This will result in an error not seen on your local build machine: This hides the commit history and will prevent this plugin from accurately identifying the name or version code. To save on bandwidth, CI servers may default to a "shallow" clone of your repo having no revision history, or may omit the pulling of tags. TasksĪndroidGitVersion prints the name and code, as shown above.ĪndroidGitVersionName prints only the name.ĪndroidGitVersionCode prints only the code. Methodsįlush() flushes the internal cache of information about the git repo, in the event you have a gradle task that makes changes to the repo. You can customize the scheme used to generate version codes with codeFormat (see below). Version codes are calculated relative to the most recent tag. You can customize this layout with format (see below). "-dirty" will only appear if the current branch has uncommitted changes. In the example above, the components are: 1.2.3īranches listed in hideBranches won't appear. Intermediate Versionsīuilds from non-tagged commits will generate a name() something like this: In this case you can supply a prefix like "lib-" to separate sets of tags. In some cases, you'll have more than one version being generated in a single repo.
There must be at least one tag of this format reachable from the current commit, or the generated version name will be "unknown".Īny suffix after the version number in the tag (such as -release4 in 1.2.3-release4) is included in the version name, but is ignored when generating the version code. Tags should look like 1 or 3.14 or 1.12.5.
I have a remote git repo containing the project in the form:Īs you can see the git repo contains the /app directory.For more advanced usage, read on. When trying to clone the git repo Android Studio does not know how to handle it. gitignore only includes the app directory, this is on purpose. I've been reading this for hours now and everyone seems to have a different approach or that the tutorials are out of date.Īndroid Studio.
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