Reputation: 2336
I use Jenkins to build my Android project, which currently just outputs one APK file.
I'd like to be able to output two APK files with, say, two different names (e.g., android-app-A.apk
and android-app-B.apk
).
In addition, I need a value in my source code to change between the A
and B
APK. In particular, its a String
variable.
For example, for android-app-A
, the String
value should be foo. And for android-app-B
, it should be bar. So if the app just displayed the String
value, it would read foo when the person ran the android-app-A.apk
and bar when the user ran android-app-B.apk
If it helps, I'm also using Maven to manage my Android project dependencies.
Is there any way to make this happen?
I've looked at Maven Profiles and skimmed a little of Android Developer's page on Maintaining Multiple APKs but I'm not sure what is the best approach and whether this is even possible.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 113
Reputation:
Multiple APK names:
The name of the MainActivity is used for the name of a APK. It is stated in the AndroidManifest.xml with the android:label
tag and usually references the app_name
String
in the String.xml in the Folder values of your project. So simple change this String
before exporting the second APK.
For your second approach: Why you don't change the String value itself if it is only one? In the case that there are more different take the use of multiple String Manifests and comment the other out. How to use multiple String.xml was already answered here.
Upvotes: 0