Gist 134c3254e89206cd8c069069456c9720

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Gist 134c3254e89206cd8c069069456c9720

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Last edited Aug 7, 2020

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This example shows an Android application build configuration that relies on the Apache Cordova framework and the Gradle build system. It demonstrates how the build.gradle file dynamically applies plugins and dependencies based on settings from cdvHelpers, such as enabling Kotlin or Google Services support. The code uses the com.android.tools.build:gradle API and conditional classpath declarations to manage plugin versions and build reproducibility.

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