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I need some help with properly versioning my Android project with Git/Eclipse. I have no problem setting this up with a single Android project. However, I am trying to figure out the proper and correct way to set this up, if I add one or more third party Android libraries to my main project (e.g. Facebook SDK). So currently I am using <code>git-submodules</code> to accomplish this, and here's my directory structure: <pre><code>/project/android-main.git +--- /project/android-main/facebook-sdk </code></pre> I added <code>facebook-sdk</code> as a git-submodule within my <code>android-main</code> project. In Eclipse workspace's <code>android-main</code> project, I am seeing the subfolder '<code>facebook-sdk</code>'. Then here comes the kludge: I have to import 'Existing project' from <code>/project/android-main/facebook-sdk</code> as a new project, so that I can reference this project as a library from my <code>android-main</code> project. In the end, Eclipse workspace has three references to '<code>facebook-sdk</code>': <ol> <li>The project itself in the workspace. </li> <li>because I added it as a <code>git-submodule</code>, it showed up as a folder in <code>android-main</code> project. </li> <li>Another folder '<code>facebook_sdk_src</code>' is created by the Android SDK plugin in <code>android-main</code> project.</li> </ol> This seems to clutter the workspace and the main project, if I add more submodules. Am I doing it right? Is there a better way to use Android Libraries as a submodule in Eclipse?
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