We recommend building your APK via the command-line gradle task, instead of from within Android Studio. Note: Beginning with Android Studio 3.5, the Apply Changes feature is enabled by default and cannot be disabled. If you would like a sample legacy app to review, please contact FullStory Support and reference this document. As such, the FullStory installation process is identical to the process for modern apps, except that all modifications take place in the single adle file. Legacy Android apps that have been migrated from Eclipse to Android Studio have a single monolithic adle file, rather than distinct Root and App adle files. If you would like a sample modern app to review, please contact FullStory Support and reference this document. This is analogous to how the Android application plugin is applied and the android configuration block is used for property declarations.Īs you’re implementing the instructions below, you may find it useful to reference a sample app with a completed FullStory installation. In the App-specific adle, you’ll apply the plugin and then declare a fullstory script block to configure some additional properties. You’ll modify this file to point to the FullStory repository and add the FullStory plugin’s classpath (similar to how the Android Gradle plugin is declared). The Root adle declares script plugin locations and classpaths. The App-specific adle (by default located in the app/ folder).The Root adle (by default located in the root folder), and.In modern Android application architecture, there are typically two adle files that need to be modified when adding any Gradle plugins. We have an example of the SDK being implemented into an Android app here. As you're implementing the instructions below, you may find it useful to reference a sample app with FullStory integrated.

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