fix: android plugins now built using same “gradle” as apps #5671
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* copy paste for now. I think most could be refactored in the runtime and cli should include from there * not kotlin, buildtools, … versions are define like in apps and use same defaults * we dont modify the build.gradle for tempPlugin anymore. Instead we add the plugin as a native dep (to itself..) and just ignore the `aar` that we would build (which can already be there). * now users can do almost anything they want in their plugin `include.gradle` and it will work (for example comments on the first line would break the build) * now while building a tempPlugin we pickup any external aar we find the plugin `platforms` folder (main reason for this change)
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@rigor789 thanks a lot for merging this! |
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aarthat we would build (which can already be there).include.gradleand it will work (for example comments on the first line would break the build)platformsfolder (main reason for this change)