Distinguish between release and debug via applicationIdSuffix & label
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Goooler
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applicationIdSuffix for debug mode
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One more thing, if we should use |
Goooler
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| <!-- Application name --> | ||
| <string name="derived_app_name" translatable="false">Quickstep</string> |
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Need to remove this due to the res conflicts.
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applicationIdSuffix for debug modeapplicationIdSuffix & label
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Description
To divide the debug with the release, easy to test the debug app instead of covering the release one installed.
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