- Added .deepsource.toml to fix bug risks
- Remove unnecessary use of comprehension
- Use `os.environ.copy()` to copy the environment variables
- Remove unnecessary return statement
- Use `sys.exit()` calls
Todo
[ ] test with a service
[ ] consider making default
[ ] test for robustness
To discuss
[ ] should it exit automatically like it does currently? what if user reruns manually?
[ ] consider the cost of additional complexity vs usage simplification for users
* Add option for controlling p4a distutils support, refs #1224
* note that .toml needs to be in included extensions if using pyprojet.toml
* Add the default --ignore-setup-py flag to test
* Add android.allow_backup parameter to buildozer.spec
* Rework patch to only use --allow-backup when it is set to false
* Added testcase for android.allow_backup
* Added default value for android.allow_backup to spec
This is a follow-up for #1160 and #1168.
Addresses the following:
- grows `buildozer/targets/ios.py` target coverage from 24% to 56%
- fixes `AttributeError` on `TargetIos` error call
Next up should be improving:
- code signing process (toggle off not fully integrated)
- actual deployment (not yet tested)
- further increase `buildozer/targets/ios.py` test coverage
- basic ios target test
- refactors existing android test for code sharing
- changes `call_build_package()` to simple function
Grows `buildozer/targets/ios.py` coverage from 11% to 24%.
This setups the canvas for more tests to come later.
Updates & fixes support for iOS target, covers the following:
- Build integration test
- Updates to new kivy-ios structure
- Bumps to ios-deploy 1.10.0 (`make` replaced by `xcodebuild`)
- Makes it possible to toggle code signing (now disabled by default)
Note this is the first iteration of a longer serie.
Subsequent pull requests will try to improve the following:
- code signing process (toggle not fully integrated)
- actual deployment (not yet tested)
- unit tests (mainly `buildozer/targets/ios.py`)
- other forms of technical debt
SafeConfigParser deprecated.
SafeConfigParser was renamed to ConfigParser in Python 3.2. Use of it in Python 3.7 gives a DeprecationWarning.
As Buildozer is not supported at below Python 3.2, simply replaced all mentions.
Co-authored-by: Julian-O <kraken@somethinkodd.com>
