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* Update gradle to 4.10.3
* Update build tools and gradle plugin
* Update all libraries used to latest.
* Update cloudinary-core (fixes url clone-configuration).
* Rename gradle property from `cloudinary.url` to `cloudinaryUrl`
* Improve `AndroidManifest.xml` injection of cloudinary-url.
* Show dialog in sample app when no cloud is configured
file.text ='# Fill in your cloudinary url from cloudinary.com/console. *** IMPORTANT - This should be the url WITHOUT the api secret.\ncloudinary.url=fill_in_your_cloudinary_url'
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file.text ='# Uncomment and fill in your cloudinary url from cloudinary.com/console. *** IMPORTANT - This should be the url WITHOUT the api secret.\n# cloudinaryUrl=fill_in_your_cloudinary_url'
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Once you clone this repository you need to open the advanced-samples folder (not the root!) and follow these steps:
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1. Configure your Cloudinary cloud name for the sample app:
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* Once you open the project a file named `gradle-local.properies` should be automatically created in the repository root (you can manually create it if it's not there). Note: This file is ignored by git and should never be checked in.
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* The file should contain a single property with your cloudinary url, stripped to cloud name only: `cloudinary.url=cloudinary://@myCloudName`
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* The file should contain a single property with your cloudinary url, stripped to cloud name only: `cloudinaryUrl=cloudinary://@myCloudName`
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* Run `./gradlew clean` (`gradlew clean` on Windows) from the repository root before proceeding.
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2. Configure the full credentials for the backend module. The best practice is to create an environment variable with your Cloudinary credentials:
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Once you clone this repository there are two required steps to build the sample app:
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1. Configure your Cloudinary cloud name for the app:
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* Once you open the project (from the repository root) a file named `gradle-local.properies` should be automatically created in the repository root (you can manually create it if it's not there). Note: This file is ignored by git and should never be checked in.
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* The file should contain a single property with your cloudinary url, stripped to cloud name only: `cloudinary.url=cloudinary://@myCloudName`
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* The file should contain a single property with your cloudinary url, stripped to cloud name only: `cloudinaryUrl=cloudinary://@myCloudName`
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* Run `./gradlew clean` (`gradlew clean` on Windows) from the repository root before proceeding.
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2. Create an upload preset named 'sample_app_preset' in your cloudinary account console:
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* Login to your [Cloudinary console](https://cloudinary.com/console), go to settings>upload, scroll down
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