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How do I run Android Lint so it only reports on my project module, and ignores any library projects I’m using? Even when I aim Lint at my project’s module, it spews out lists of issues in the library projects which I’m not interested in – I want to focus effort on fixing issues in my own code.
I can’t see a parameter to specify whether it follows references to library projects or not, but maybe you can see how to do it.
If you are using Eclipse, go to the library project’s properties (right click on project -> Properties) and under “Android Lint Preferences” click “Ignore All” and than OK.