Project setup

Let's set up a project before starting to code.

1. Load the project in Android Studio: New / Project from Version Control.
2. Create a new branch feature/project-setup from develop.
3. Update the project description in README.md.

KMP

This is relatively straightforward, as most of the setup is handled by the init script:

1. Follow the instructions in the repository, which include running the init script that will set up the application ID, package naming, and other settings.
2. Update the ProjectSettings.kt and ProductFlavors.kt to your specific needs.

Android only

1. Update applicationId, compile/target/minSdk, etc. in ProjectSettings.kt
2. Change packages from app.futured.androidprojecttemplate to real packages based on applicationId:
   • Change the project preview in Android Studio from Android to Project.
   • Find your package, typically app/main/androidprojecttemplate.
   • Right-click and select Refactor / Rename.
     • Android Studio won't be able to refactor everything. The rest needs to be refactored manually. Search and replace androidprojecttemplate with the new package name manually.
     • Android Studio sometimes keeps empty folders of the old package name. Search for them and remove them manually.
     • To check if refactoring was successful, run:
       • ./gradlew --continue lintCheck
       • ./gradlew assembleDevDebug
3. Commit changes and create the first PR to develop.
4. If the PR was successful, Status checks will be visible now. See Require status checks to pass in the Branch Rulesets / Configuration section.