With this CL, targetSdkVersion and minSdkVersion will be bumped as
follows:
targetSdkVersion: 23 -> 28
minSdkVersion: 14 -> 21
As far as we know, there should be no user-visible behavior change on
supported OS versions.
Fix: 119489995
Test: manually verified that LatinIME still is functional
Change-Id: I68f1545778b0c8b44c6850f22f3f5ca25bdb6de0
This logically reverts my previous CL [1], which moved <uses-sdk />
from AndroidManifest.xml to AndroidManifest_SdkVersion.xml, which was
later accidentally removed during Android.bp migration [2].
Since gradle support in LatinIME is still experimental and not used in
official build, it is OK to keep it broken for a while. A more
important problem right now is letting LatinIME target API 28.
As the first step to let LatinIME target SDK 28, <uses-sdk> will be
revived in AndroidManifest.xml
[1]: Ib673bca5a31b2f95329c9310a127ec0701bd8fdc
9cd42f39eb
[2]: Ib8867d3b74f09fc1d9f95adc9a49a81ac0f7f054
22ebec6e2e
Bug: 110741422
Bug: 119489995
Test: manually verified that LatinIME still is functional
Change-Id: I8b04caa56fe2431c07e076fb6f97c560d5da8838
This should be the most convenient way for both make build and Android
Studio build to share the same version code.
Bug: 110741422
Test: tapas LatinIME LatinIMETests arm64 userdebug && make -j
Change-Id: I35f850c392553b2640a4c3c7398441ac28e90eca
Basically Android Studio does want targetSdkVersion to be specified in
build.gradle rather than AndroidManifest.xml. To make both make build
and Android Studio build happy, this CL splits <uses-sdk /> from the
main AndroidManifest.xml to a different file and let them merged in
make build.
There should be no behavior change.
Bug: 110741422
Test: Manually verified that there is no difference in
AndroidManifest.xml in the APK.
Change-Id: Ib673bca5a31b2f95329c9310a127ec0701bd8fdc
from com.google.android.inputmethod.latin to com.android.inputmethod.latin
Related change: https://android-git.corp.google.com/g/60862
bug: 2786392
Change-Id: Ib7c6cfe61db19ef50c401a01497eef5f1f5e239e
Added tests for the dictionary lookup and correction logic on the primary dictionary.
This exercises part of the Suggest class and the native dictionary lookup code.
Brett Chabot
Yohei Yukawa
Sandeep Siddhartha
Adrian Velicu
Ken Wakasa
Tadashi G. Takaoka
satok
Amith Yamasani