Android Studio debugging dependency project

[Przemek Jakubczyk]

Hi,

has anyone encourage problem with debugging in Android Studio using library projects?

My project structure is a follows:

/

-- lib-project

-- my-app

in settings.gradle I have

include ':lib-project, ':my-app'

and of course my-app gradle as in dependencies

compile project(':lib-project')

I think I don't have explain why I divided project into smaller parts but I'd like to use debugger to check if everything goes according to flow. Android Studio when comes to classes from library project doesn't show sources ?!

Do you know any solution for Android Studio? or maybe always attach sources to aar - if so how it's possible?

Thanks,

Przemek

[Przemek Jakubczyk]

Maybe I've add one more discover here. Normally in Java project when Intellij imports whole structure it reads

compile project(':lib') 

as real Idea Module, so you can easily manipulate sources and see them while debugging.

Unfortunately Android Studio interprets compile project in a different way ... When checking project information I see that in dependencies that all my library projects are .aar files ! not a Idea Module!  

Question comes, when AS/gradle plugin is going to support it?

Cheers

[Xavier Ducrohet]

This is a known limitation which will be fixed very soon.

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Please do not send me questions directly. Thanks!

[Xavier Ducrohet]

This is now fixed in Studio 0.2.0 and Gradle 0.5.0.

The model exported by Gradle now properly provides information about libraries that are coming from modules versus libraries coming from aar files.

[Xavier Ducrohet]

You can already do that through the DSL, but this is not going to help in Studio. You want module references, not a reference to a jar file containing static sources.

On Thu, Jul 11, 2013 at 11:59 PM, Przemek Jakubczyk <pjaku...@gmail.com> wrote:

I think the best option would it be if android-library plugin have option to export sources and javadoc along with compiled classes. 

The same pattern as it is in maven deploy mechanism.

[Przemek Jakubczyk]

Check. It works.

Many thanks