

We can configurations specific to build types here such as signingConfigs, proguard file etc.


You can find their usage in the demo project below. Gradle allows the following configurations for Android. app/adle - This is exclusive to the app where you will find implementations for local/remote repositories, the android configurations such as minSdk, compileSdk etc.Any configuration options added here will be common to all modules. The buildscript is defined here along with the repositories. adle - This is the root project’s adle file.Any sort of configuration which might be required prior to initialization can be done here. adle - All the required modules for the project is defined here.Whenever a project is built, the gradle files are executed in the following sequence:
