LogA: Make trikita.log invisible to ARTistGUI #6
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I am fine with this, seems like a good idea to enforce the usage of the LogA API. |
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No, this change breaks ARTistGUI directly after merging this PR. ARTistGUI calls logging methods from trikita.log in several places. Project-ARTist/ArtistGui#62 replaces all calls to methods from trikita.log and android.util.log. |
Dexterous doesn't depend on the design support library. It doesn't jUnit, mockito or hamcrest either.
The methods in LogA respect the set log level and ARTistGui should depend only on LogA. It shouldn't be able to call anything directly from trikita.log.
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The logging methods in LogA respect the set log level and ARTistGuishould depend only on LogA. It shouldn't be able to call trikita.log directly.
This change depends on: Project-ARTist/ArtistGui#62