Intellij Flash/Flex plugin adt options
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Hi, I've been using Intellij for my newest project (still running old Adobe Air and actionscript). Everything is working great, but I have a few questions.
When I remote debug I have to enter the IP manually every time on my phone. The adt command should have an option ('-connect 192.168.43.45 ') so that it connects automatically. I can't find anything in the Intellij UI or any way to edit the adt command.
Also, how do I build an aab package for the Android app store? Apk are good for debugging and testing but are pretty much obsolete to submit to the store.
Is there any other way to change the adt command that builds the app? It's kind of a black box when it builds. Thanks for your time.
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Hello,
What run configuration do you use? Please attach screenshot with used configuration.
There is related issue request for tab packaging: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-272455
That is indeed what I'm looking for, a two year old issue that hasn't been touched and would require a few hours of development time to implement. Why am I paying a yearly subscription if things that have been standard for two years aren't implemented?
Again, is there just a way to see the adt command that's being run in the background so I can copy and paste it?
I found the adt command from some random error screen so now I can at least cobble something together. Really annoying.
Just in case a developer is reading this:
1. the adt command that gets run has a -connect tag, it would be really useful to put in the ip address manually, so that if you want to debug over a wireless network, you don't have to enter the IP manually into your phone every time (and would take about 5 minutes of dev time).
2. To build an aab, the adt command line simply has to be changed from -package apk to -package aab, and the end of the output file has to be changed from apk to aab. Again, a checkbox that would take about ten minutes to implement.
Thanks for information! I'll pass it to developers.