Define buildconfigfield for an specific flavor AND buildType
For your specific case, you can also just play with defaultConfig:
defaultConfig {
buildConfigField BOOLEAN, VARIABLE, TRUE
}
buildTypes {
debug {
buildConfigField BOOLEAN, VARIABLE, FALSE
}
release {
}
}
productFlavors {
VANILLA {
}
CHOCOLATE {
buildConfigField BOOLEAN, VARIABLE, FALSE
}
}
The Default value is TRUE, but then you put FALSE to all Debug builds and all Chocolate builds. So the only remaining TRUE is VANILLA-release.
Here is a solution without lacks I've described under Simas answer
buildTypes {
debug {}
release {}
}
productFlavors {
vanilla {
ext {
variable = [debug: "vanilla-debug value", release: "vanilla-release value"]
}
}
chocolate {
ext {
variable = [debug: "chocolate-debug value", release: "chocolate-release value"]
}
}
}
applicationVariants.all { variant ->
def flavor = variant.productFlavors[0]
variant.buildConfigField "boolean", "VARIABLE", "\"${flavor.variable[variant.buildType.name]}\""
}
Within the Gradle build system, buildTypes
and productFlavors
are unfortunately two separate entities.
As far as I am aware, to complete what you want to achieve, you would need to create another build flavour as such:
buildTypes {
debug{}
release {}
}
productFlavors {
vanillaDebug {
buildConfigField BOOLEAN, VARIABLE, FALSE
}
vanillaRelease {
buildConfigField BOOLEAN, VARIABLE, TRUE
}
chocolate {
buildConfigField BOOLEAN, VARIABLE, FALSE
}
}
Loop the variants and check their names:
productFlavors {
vanilla {}
chocolate {}
}
applicationVariants.all { variant ->
println("Iterating variant: " + variant.getName())
if (variant.getName() == "chocolateDebug") {
variant.buildConfigField "boolean", "VARIABLE", "true"
} else {
variant.buildConfigField "boolean", "VARIABLE", "false"
}
}