I’m migrating from Eclipse to Android Studio.
In my Eclipse’s workspace I have the following structure:
- MyApp (pointing to SVN repo 1)
- Library B (pointing to SVN repo 2)
- Library C (pointing to SVN repo 3)
When I import it to AndroidStudio it creates a single project with 3 modules:
- App
- LibraryB
- LibraryC
LibraryB and LibraryC are used in multiple projects so I need to commit them in a separate SVN and include it in MyApp as a svn:external.
Those are the steps I’m trying with but I think I’m doing it wrong:
- Select the whole project: VCS->Enable Version Control Integration -> Subversion
- Right-click LibraryB -> Subversion -> Share Directory, select the SVN location for the module, and then Right-click LibraryB -> Subversion -> Commit Directory excluding the build folder.
At this point the module is in the SVN repo so I try to import it to a new project. I create a new project.
How can I checkout the module to the new project, allowing to commit changes in the module to the module’s SVN?
I have tried:
- At the new project I create a folder named libraryB and then bring the module files with VCS->Checkout From Version Control. At this point I’m prompted with
You have checked out an Android Studio project file C:/path/to/Project/libraryB/build.gradleI press No and then try. Project Structure-> + Module-> Import Existing Project (as a module) -> select the pathC:/path/to/Project/libraryBbut the wizard shows an errorSelect modules to import - Setup the SVN configuration in the new project, then right-click->Subversion-> Create external. With the checkbox checkout enabled select the svn path and the local folder. The files are retrieved but not as a module.
Thanks
On checking out the project, Create a new module with the same name of your modules.
copy your main folder and also the build.gradle to the new module.
Right click on the module> subversion> Share Directory.
Point the svn location where you want to share your module.
