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Google sync add-on is a flashable zip created by ale5000 for a simple installation of Google sync adapters on Android from 4.4 to 16 (excluding Android 6.x).
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No root wizardry required — just flash and go. ✨
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Google sync add-on is a flashable zip created by ale5000 for a simple
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installation of Google sync adapters on Android from 4.4 to 16 (excluding
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Android 6.x).
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No in-depth Android knowledge needed — the installer takes care of the hard
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parts. ✨
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This project is available on GitHub_, on GitLab_, as well as on XDA_.
**IMPORTANT:** In addition to the normal installation as a pure flashable zip, there are plans for the future (but not in the short term) to also support the installation as a *Magisk* module.
`Read before you flash <./docs/INSTRUCTIONS.rst>`_ *(ten minutes of reading beats one hour of re-flashing)*
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`Read before you flash <./docs/INSTRUCTIONS.rst>`_ *(ten minutes of reading
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beats one hour of re-flashing)*
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Code analysis
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Yes, the code is actually linted. No, it wasn't always pretty. Yes, it's better now. 🔍
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CI pipelines run on every push to keep the build healthy — the code-lint workflow checks style and correctness, while the nightly workflow validates a full automated build.
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In addition, SonarQube, Codacy, and CodeFactor provide continuous code quality analysis from multiple angles, because one linter is never enough.
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Yes, the code is actually linted. No, it wasn't always pretty. Yes, it's better
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now. 🔍
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CI pipelines run on every push to keep the build healthy — the code-lint
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workflow checks style and correctness, while the nightly workflow validates a
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full automated build. In addition, SonarQube, Codacy, and CodeFactor provide
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continuous code quality analysis from multiple angles, because one linter is
I maintain this project on my own in my spare time — the finite, precious kind that competes with sleep, meals eaten while staring at a terminal, and the occasional social obligation.
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I maintain this project on my own in my spare time — the finite, precious
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kind that competes with sleep, meals eaten while staring at a terminal, and the
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occasional social obligation.
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If it's saved you time, or frustration, please consider supporting its development!
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If it's saved you time, or frustration, please consider supporting its
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development!
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Wondering how? Check out all the ways to `fuel this project <./docs/DONATE.rst>`_ — coffee, kind words, or cold hard crypto, it's all welcome.
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*(No pressure. But the coffee does make the bugs fix themselves slightly faster.)*
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Wondering how? Check out all the ways to `fuel this project
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<./docs/DONATE.rst>`_ — coffee, kind words, or cold hard crypto, it's all
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welcome. *(No pressure. But the coffee does make the bugs fix themselves
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