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pp...@google.com
+1. Would be nice so then we could keep offline docs in sync with online docs.
jm...@gmail.com
+1. This is needed for OpenOffice.org2GoogleDocs OpenOffice.org plugin.
jm...@gmail.com
this would be nice, please add.
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Please add this. it's a serious shortcoming
ma...@gmail.com
Same here!
It would be a great addon to Google Docs and to OpenOffice
It would be a great addon to Google Docs and to OpenOffice
xa...@google.com
jo...@gmail.com
Me too. Please add this functionality.
jo...@gmail.com
I would like to cast a vote for this feature to be added. This would be immensely
helpful for me.
helpful for me.
jo...@gmail.com
+1
jo...@gmail.com
+1. Would be very helpful for me as well.
be...@google.com
OpenOffice.org2GoogleDocs is a great extension !!! Please, make all the adjustments
to enable update of document contents through the DocList API for us, users of OOo
and GDocs !!! P-p-p-p-p-please !!!
to enable update of document contents through the DocList API for us, users of OOo
and GDocs !!! P-p-p-p-p-please !!!
jo...@gmail.com
+1
ga...@gmail.com
The same wish here!
Description
The `sdkDownload` feature of the Android Gradle plugin, when enabled, only downloads the Build Tools and Platform into the Android SDK directory.
Even if the app depends on Android or Google support libraries — which are only readily available for install via the Android SDK Manager — the Gradle plugin does not install them.
If this feature is intended to be a replacement for the `android update sdk` command line, which is being killed off (see
I realise this is experimental, and I would hope that this is in planning, but to be clear: the `android.builder.sdkDownload` option needs to download and install all Android-related dependencies.
Ideally, it would also be able to (optionally) download and install the SDK Tools (i.e. emulator), and system images (much like