settings.gradle

if(JavaVersion.current().ordinal() < JavaVersion.VERSION_17.ordinal()){
    throw new Exception("!!! YOU MUST USE JAVA 17 OR ABOVE TO COMPILE AND RUN MINDUSTRY !!! Read the README. Your version: ${System.properties["java.version"]}")
}

include 'desktop', 'core', 'server', 'ios', 'annotations', 'tools', 'tests'

def hasSdk = System.getenv("ANDROID_HOME") != null

if(new File(settingsDir, 'local.properties').exists()){
	def properties = new Properties()
	properties.load(new File(settingsDir, 'local.properties').newDataInputStream())
	if(properties.containsKey("sdk.dir")) hasSdk = true
}

if(System.getenv("JITPACK") == "true") hasSdk = false

if(hasSdk){
    //hack: pretend the Android module doesn't exist when imported through IntelliJ
    //why? because IntelliJ chokes on the new version of the Android plugin

    //UPDATE: it no longer chokes on AGP with the latest version, but instead gives a completely different error. brilliant.
    include 'android'
}else{
    println("No Android SDK found. Skipping Android module.")
}

if(!hasProperty("release") && !hasProperty("noLocalArc")){
    if(new File(rootDir.parent, 'Arc').exists()){
        println("Compiling with localArc")
        includeBuild("../Arc")
    }

    if(new File(rootDir.parent, 'Mindustry-Debug').exists()){
        include(":debug")
        project(":debug").projectDir = new File(rootDir.parent, "Mindustry-Debug")
    }
}else{
    println("Not including local repositories.")
}