James Moore

I haven't written much other than the README. Definitely check out https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/scala-on-android and see if other people have worked on this. One thing that's discouraged me (in a good way!)...

@magicgoose - I'm also confused about your comments. You're using Scala + Android + Gradle + Proguard and it's reasonably performant? Like everyone, I use SSDs, and there's no way...

You're using https://github.com/pfn/android-sdk-plugin, right? That does the same sort of thing that this Eclipse plugin does. On Tue, Aug 12, 2014 at 11:06 AM, magicgoose [email protected] wrote: > @banshee https://github.com/banshee...

You're welcome! I suspect I can't fix this in the AndroidProguardScala plugin though; I suspect it's going to require changes in the scala ide plugin itself.

Did you add AndroidProguardScala without having Scala nature on it first? And if you did, did adding Scala nature make the problem go away?

You've got two choices in preferences for those: input or library. Does that not solve it for you? (If you mark them as input, code from there will end up...

Just a regular eclipse project? Right now the only way to include those is to use them as an input project. The problem with that is that you're going to...

The workaround right not would be to put them into an Android library project; those should work well.

The code is already in the analysis system, you're right. The thing I'd need to add would be to tell Android that the code needs to be included in the...

Sounds like you've got it figured out. There's actually a bug fix in master that should detect proguard failures better than the current release, but I haven't pushed it out...