Gradle 4.10 >> Gradle 5.2 #1039
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TravisCI - replaced from manual Gradle download to install with 'sdkman' - changed build name Gradle - updated build tool version
I don't really have an opinion on this. Happy to trust your judgement. |
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@vitaut Appreciate for your trust. I will monitor the build / related issue for a while :) |
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Summary
Updated Android NDK build with Gradle. Build Log
wget+unzip3.1.3>>3.3.0Android NDK (Gradle)Note
Previous builds with 4.10.2 generated humongous log for review and debug. I applied later version(5.x) to reduce them. Please reference the build log. However, as far as I know, most of Android Studio users use Gradle 4.x (usually 4.4 and 4.10 for the latest users).
So the new configuration is a kind of early adapting to them. I'd like to hear your opinion about this.
There are multiple ways to install Gradle in ubuntu. What we have used was downloading a specific version with
wget.This PR adopted the official way.
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