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Allow configuring enabled architectures in the environment #357

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advayDev1 opened this issue Aug 18, 2015 · 0 comments
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Allow configuring enabled architectures in the environment #357

advayDev1 opened this issue Aug 18, 2015 · 0 comments
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Similar to configuring debug, release, and translateOnly on a per-environment basis for developer convenience, permit enabling architectures in the environment via local.properties.

This is separate and in addition to setting the /supported/ architectures in the build file itself. The final architectures built are the intersection of the supported architectures and the per-environment enabled ones (if any).

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advayDev1 added a commit to madvay/j2objc-gradle that referenced this issue Aug 18, 2015
Similar to configuring debug, release, and translateOnly on a per-environment basis for developer convenience, permit enabling architectures in the environment via local.properties.

This is separate and in addition to setting the /supported/ architectures in the build file itself. The final architectures built are the intersection of the supported architectures and the per-environment enabled ones (if any).
advayDev1 added a commit to madvay/j2objc-gradle that referenced this issue Aug 18, 2015
Similar to configuring debug, release, and translateOnly on a per-environment basis for developer convenience, permit enabling architectures in the environment via local.properties.

This is separate and in addition to setting the /supported/ architectures in the build file itself. The final architectures built are the intersection of the supported architectures and the per-environment enabled ones (if any).
advayDev1 added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 20, 2015
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