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BUGS_TODO.md
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## Bugs ## Bugs
- `install.sh` defaults `ANDROID_BUILDER_REPO` to `http://192.168.1.46:8085/Dark98/Termux-Android-Builder.git`, which only works on the local LAN setup. If this repo is meant to be portable, the default should point to a stable remote or be documented as LAN-only.
- The generated `gradlew` wrapper just forwards to the system `gradle` package. That is convenient in Termux, but it means builds are not pinned to a project-specific Gradle wrapper version. - The generated `gradlew` wrapper just forwards to the system `gradle` package. That is convenient in Termux, but it means builds are not pinned to a project-specific Gradle wrapper version.
- The generated app pins Android Gradle Plugin `8.5.2` without pinning a compatible Gradle wrapper version. That can break when the installed Gradle package changes or is incompatible with that plugin version. - The generated app pins Android Gradle Plugin `8.5.2` without pinning a compatible Gradle wrapper version. That can break when the installed Gradle package changes or is incompatible with that plugin version.
- The CLI is now split into a dispatcher plus per-command scripts under `lib/commands/`, which improves readability but adds more files to maintain. - The CLI is now split into a dispatcher plus per-command scripts under `lib/commands/`, which improves readability but adds more files to maintain.
## TODO ## TODO
- Decide whether the default repo URL in `install.sh` should stay LAN-specific or be replaced with a public canonical URL.
- Consider generating a real Gradle wrapper for new projects instead of relying on `gradle` from Termux. - Consider generating a real Gradle wrapper for new projects instead of relying on `gradle` from Termux.
README.md
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pkg update pkg update
pkg upgrade -y pkg upgrade -y
pkg install -y curl pkg install -y curl
curl -fsSL http://192.168.1.46:8085/Dark98/Termux-Android-Builder/raw/branch/main/install.sh | bash curl -fsSL https://git.dark98.co.uk/Dark98/Termux-Android-Builder/raw/branch/main/install.sh | bash
``` ```
The bootstrapper will: The bootstrapper will:
install.sh
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set -e set -e
BOOTSTRAP_VERSION="0.1.0" BOOTSTRAP_VERSION="0.1.0"
REPO_URL="${ANDROID_BUILDER_REPO:-http://192.168.1.46:8085/Dark98/Termux-Android-Builder.git}" REPO_URL="${ANDROID_BUILDER_REPO:-https://git.dark98.co.uk/Dark98/Termux-Android-Builder.git}"
INSTALL_DIR="${ANDROID_BUILDER_HOME:-$HOME/android-builder}" INSTALL_DIR="${ANDROID_BUILDER_HOME:-$HOME/android-builder}"
echo "AndroidBuilder Bootstrapper v$BOOTSTRAP_VERSION" echo "AndroidBuilder Bootstrapper v$BOOTSTRAP_VERSION"