GeezerVison is showing github.com — RFC: NDK r25 LTS updates by brody2consult · Pull Request #610 · sqlcipher/android-database-sqlcipher
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- drop Jelly Bean support - update minimum API to 19 (KitKat), as needed by NDK beyond outdated r23 ref:
- update recommended NDK to r25b ref:
rationale:
- It looks like NDK pre-r25 is no longer supported
- Jelly Bean is now super-old, no longer supported beyond NDK r23, does not look worth supporting too much longer
supersedes other proposals:
✅ tested updated build together with androidx.sqlite/sqlite 2.1.0 (PR #501) in sqlcipher/sqlcipher-android-tests#44 ... looks like several tests need some more compiler flags
I need to build an updated version with some customizations for an organization and may even drop KitKat in my own fork, hoping to keep divergence to a minimum. Happy new year and thanks in advance for your consideration!
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