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This is a very short question:
I've made a module that exist in one folder, and I'd like an app I've made use it, without the need to really copy its content.
In short I do not want duplicate folders of the module.
Is there a way in Android-Studio to make an app's project link to a module, so that changes in the module's code will immediately be reflected for the app's project ?
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To use your Android library's code in another app module, proceed as follows: Navigate to File > Project Structure > Dependencies. In the Declared Dependencies tab, click and select Library Dependency in the dropdown. In the Add Library Dependency dialog, use the search box to find the library to add.
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Yes you can!
Inside your settings.gradle add:
include ':myModule'
project(':myModule').projectDir = new File('../../MyOtherProject/modules/myModule')
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