This PR intends to return the perkeep app to the android playstore
* Bump to Gradle 7.1.2, Android SKD 32
* Intents need to get the flag PendingIntent.FLAG_IMMUTABLE/MUTABLE
* Assets are no longer executable, get around that by using
'extractNativeLibs=true' and executing from the lib path
* Apply several refactoring suggestions by Android Studio
* Rework resources Makefile
* Rename camlistore to perkeep where appropriate ( not the app id )
* Remove AsyncTask; fix Typo in Upload Thread; some refactorings
* Fix auto upload; fix double spurious double uploads
* Retry getFileDescriptor a few times since it races with inotify
* Add /Pictures to watched directories
* Delegate to pk-put to get version
* Fix build.gradle and Makefile to publish apk
-android plugin 3.0.1
-gradle 4.1 (requirement for the above)
-gomobile to 069be623eb8e75049d64f1419849b3e92aab1c81
-go 1.9.3
-removed permission to write on storage from the manifest
-added permission to read from storage on the manifest
-added permission checking code for reading files on storage, which is
compulsory with modern android APIs.
-add missing code to update textByteStatus and textFileStatus TextViews
Notes:
-the app won't work with a server older than rev
6e8a5930c9 as the server/client protocol
to check for existing files on the server changed at this point.
-i think with Android O there's a much higher chance that the
CamliFileObserver gets garbage collected, which breaks the
auto-uploader. We probably need to switch to a different architecture,
like running as a Foreground Service, or using the Job Scheduler to
regularly fire up the file observer. In another CL.
Updates #1049
Change-Id: I079da8e5df5be820c3985749a9e109cf0775b495
Android Studio requires newer versions of the Android SDK Build-Tools
and Gradle to build the uploader application.
In this commit, Gradle is updated to version 3.3 (as suggested by
Android Studio) and the Android SDK Build-Tools to the most recent
release.
Change-Id: Ief04ec56a6fffb0b46bd28820134c8e7a1ebbede
Android applications nowadays are supposed to be developped with Android
Studio, which uses gradle as the build system, with the android plugin.
This change modifies the app setup and file tree layout so it can be
built with gradle (in docker by default) instead of with ant.
The initial motivation for this change is to make changes to the app in
Go, using 'gomobile bind' to call the Go code from java. As the canonical
example at golang.org/x/mobile/example/bind/hello uses gradle, the
first step was to migrate the app to gradle.
Even if we don't end up using gomobile, this change is interesting as it
makes it easier for android apps developpers to contribute to the app if
it uses the recommended "modern" way.
Change-Id: I8386012db640324b62e18ffc128b68ba971fa953
Michael Hoffmann