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I am currently building an Android app where I will have to maintain two different distributions of the same app:
A free one, with ads
A paid one, with more features and without ads
I want to add new features after the release for both distributions, without having to implement them in each of the distribution.
I was thinking about git branches, but I guess the branches could diverge to a point where cross merging features is not possible anymore- or am I wrong?
How would you do this?
Make an Android library project of the features that the distributions have in common and use that library project as a dependency in both of the distributions. That way you can avoid duplicate code.