Is there a functionality inside android studio to do things like this.
Basically my gradle script reads parameter named version based on which it sets dependency version of a certain library.
So when I do gradlew -Pversion=‘1.2.3′ I get this string inside gradle. But this only works if I invoke gradle from console.
Is there a way to pass parameters to gradle when started using configuration for project inside Android Studio (pressing little play triangle)?
NOTE:I did find Gradle VM options and Script prameters under default configs but adding -Pversion=‘1.2.3′ there doesn’t seem to have an effect.
In order to provide parameter to run option of Android Studio you should setup them under AndroidStudios Compile Preferences
AndroidStudio > Preferences…
Under Compiler: ComandLineOptions
Answer：
Run > Edit Configurations..
Replace “abcdef” in Script parameters by your params.
Answer：
For example let’s try to pass server base endpoint while building project. First we need to define a method which gets url and sets it
def serverUrl = "https://mydefaulturl.com"
task(runProgram){
if(project.hasProperty("url")){
serverUrl = url;
}
}
In your buildTypes create your base url with this value:
debug{
buildConfigField("java.lang.String","BASE_URL","$serverUrl")
}
Now we can pass debug build an url and use it.
You can build your project from terminal with the command below:
./gradlew installDebug task runProgram '-Purl="https://yournewurl.com"'
Answer：
Put version="1.2.3" in gradle.properties or under
buildscript {
ext{
version="1.2.3"
}
...
}
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