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I stumbled across something I can’t figure out myself.
I have an android project with a reference to a library project. Now, the weird thing is that it seems like my default.properties file is no longer needed. Android creates a project.properties file. So my questions is: what is the difference between the two? Isn’t a project.properties file standard java and default.properties android specific? What do they do exactly?
I believe you’ve got an issue where (some of) your project files have become obsolete after an update to a newer Android SDK.
Run this command in your project directory (you’ll need to have ${ANDROID_HOME}/tools in your path):
It will output something similar to (As of SDK 15):
My guess is that the Android team decided to become more standardized and to do away with their own deviations from standards.