Adds theme configuration & different iconography for debug / release builds #8
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To help the developers and testers to better identify the development and production app, the color scheme (primary and accent) is inverted on debug and release build types.
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Please, squash on merge :) Makes sense to not squash in this specific case, as commits are separated, each own modifying its own thing. |
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Mar 30, 2018
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As a way to correctly and efficiently know about which version we are running, and for easier identification of the app versions when both of them are installed on the device, the theme colors were inverted in the debug build (primary and accent colors).
This PR also updates Kotlin, AGP & Google libraries.