Examples of using Source set in English and their translations into Korean
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Src/fullDebug/(the build variant source set).
New source set directories for the debug build type.
From the drop-down menu next to Target Source Set, select debug.
To add a testing source set for your build variant, follow these steps.
Alternatively, you can create a generic Java file in the appropriate test source set as follows.
Src/main/ This source set includes code and resources common to all build variants.
The instrumented tests in src/androidTest/ source set are shared by all build variants.
A module's main/ source set includes the code and resources used by all its build variants.
When you reach the Choose Destination Directory dialog, select the new variant test source set.
Src/buildType/ Create this source set to include code and resources only for a specific build type.
However, Gradle automatically generates this file during the build so it is not visible in your project source set.
Now you can add tests to this new source set by following the steps above to add a new test.
In the dialog that appears, enter a name for the file,the root layout tag, and the source set in which the layout belongs.
Src/productFlavor/ Create this source set to include code and resources only for a specific product flavor.
Gradle file to change where Gradle looks to gather files for each component of a source set.
Src/buildType/ Create this source set to include code and resources only for a specific build type.
Java for different build types, you can have each build type define its own version of the file and not include it in the main/ source set.
Src/productFlavor/ Create this source set to include code and resources only for a specific product flavor.
Note: For a given build variant, Gradle throws a build error if it encounters two or more source set directories that have defined the same Java class.
Android Studio creates a source set directory for your debug build type, and then creates the java/ directory inside it.
The resulting build variant is the"demoDebug" version of your app, andit includes a combination of the configurations and resources included in the"demo" product flavor,"debug" build type, and main/ source set.
Gradle expects you to organize source set files and directories a certain way, similar to the main/ source set.
That is, you can create a product flavor for your app that contains fake implementations of dependencies(such as network requests or device sensor data that is ordinarily flaky), and then add a corresponding mock test source set.
For example, you could define a beta source set and create a version of an icon that includes the text"BETA" in the bottom right corner.
When you create a new build variant, Android Studio doesn't create the source set directories for you, but it does give you a few options to help you.
Additional source set directories are optional, and Android Studio does not automatically create them for you when you configure new build variants.
And then in the bottom of the right pane,click to expand Device Configuration, revealing the source set and name of the XML file containing the resource, and a list of configuration-specific directories in which to place that file.
Res Directory- Select the resource source set where you want to add the image asset: src/main/res, src/debug/res, src/release/res, or a user-defined source set.
By default, Android Studio creates the main/ source set and directories for everything you want to share between all your build variants.
Using the same procedure,you can also create source set directories for product flavors, such as src/demo/, and build variants, such as src/demoDebug/.