Update PebbleKit Android section to V2#110
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I'm not super keen on doing this as a submodule. I suspect at some point, we'll want to do some Javadoc-based docs generation like what we do with the old PebbleKit Android stuff, so it's probably better to do this as a checkout during CI, and then copying files to where they need to go when building. Bonus points for some CI in the PKA2 repo to automatically build Javadocs and produce an artifact on releases - that's what I would like to work towards for the CI here, personally. |
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What if we just link to the Github page instead? |
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As discussed in #109, this includes the PK2 Android as a submodules and includes its readme, replacing the old outdated PebbleKit Android documentation.
Issues from this approach:
There is still https://developer.rebble.io/docs/pebblekit-android/, but it seems a bit involved to replace, so I have decided to leave it for now.
fixes #109