Back arrow and back button have different behavior on Login activity

[eliseealex]

Back arrow and back button have different behavior on Login activity if user comes from application and want to add new account to existing. If user press back button application finishes, if user press back arrow application returns to application.

[0xModene]

Has anyone touched this? I'd like to help contribute. I can work on this.

[alorma]

You are welcome to contribute with that :)

[0xModene]

Getting "Error:Configuration with name 'debug' not found." when opening the project in Android Studio. Seen this before?

[alorma]

Maybe is a problem with configuration, look at GithubAndroidSDK readme for info

[alorma]

@zacaryparrish solved?

[0xModene]

Haven't had time to check. I'm currently away from home.

[0xModene]

@alorma still having the same issue. Followed the usage instructions on the README.

[alorma]

can't check now, i will try tomorrow

[ghost]

I have the 'Error:Configuration with name 'debug' not found.' issue as well. Followed the usage instruction on the README, don't know how to fix this.

[alorma]

Did you guys updated to last develop branch commits?

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I have this issue as well.

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[ghost]

I've forked the repo 2 hours ago. git pull tells me 'Already update'. However, it seems like I've figured out the issue:
app build.gradle contains following lines:

debugCompile project(path: ':sdks:GithubAndroidSdk', configuration: 'debug')
releaseCompile project(path: ':sdks:GithubAndroidSdk', configuration: 'release')

But the sdks/GitHubAndroidSdk directory is empty so it fails to find the module. I've commented out those 2 lines and it at least started to compile (which obviously fails due to lack of the module).
I tried adding https://github.com/gitskarios/GithubAndroidSdk as submodule but git doesn't allow me, saying sdks/GithubAndroidSdk already exists in index. I'm a bit lost at how I can resolve this issue.

[alorma]

Did you pull from command line?

Then you need to pull submodules too.

git submodule init
git submodule update

After that

cd sdks/GithubAndroidSdk
git checkout develop

That should fix your problem

[ghost]

Thanks, it solves the issue. Btw, was it documented anywhere or is it considered somewhat obvious? It's my first time trying to contribute to a project that big, so I don't know for sure.

[alorma]

It's not docunmented, i will add to Readme.