About 'KeepAndroidStudioOutput=true' update AIR SDK

[ac27437676]

My project is an Android Studio project generated using 'KeepAndroidStudioOutput=true'. Currently, I rely on this project to package APKs, but I am encountering a problem where I need to upgrade to a new AIR SDK. I tried replacing 'runtimeClasses. jar', but the packaged APKs crash when running. I request to find out how to upgrade the AIR SDK and hope to receive assistance. thank.

[bobaoapae]

The best way It's package a new project using new AIR SDK with KeepAndroidStudioOutput and copy your custom files to this new project.

[ajwfrost]

Agreed .. if you're making other changes, it may be worth using source control and then check in the originally-generated project, on top of which you make your changes. Then when it needs to be updated, you could use branches and rebase your updates on top of the newly generated project?

Generally though - the key files would be the runtimeClasses.jar plus the libCore.so native libraries; if using the 51.2 namespace then there's also a new license.txt file that would be generated by ADT that you need to add in. There may also be other tweaks and adjustments .. so, yes, on the whole it's probably worth using the ADT packaging again!

thanks

[ac27437676]

Mainly because I made some changes, repackaging may confuse the changes. I would like to know if there is a better way, thank you for your answer.

[marchbold]

Out of interest, can I ask what you are using the Android Studio project for?

If you are writing native code alongside your AIR app it may be appropriate to consider a native extension? I can help out here if needed.

[ac27437676]

I think this is more convenient than doing a native extension. Thank you for your help.

[marchbold]

What changes are you making though, actually curious to know.

[ac27437676]

I have now directly implemented everything ANE was supposed to do in the Android project using native code.