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There might be some other settings/configuration options (or even environment details) that are restricting the tools from building this properly... can you please check you have Android 35 and the 35.x build tools (in the Android SDK Manager, "Android 15.0" section has "Android SDK Platform 35" which is needed, and under the "SDK Tools" tab in "Android SDK Build-Tools" there are 35.0.x versions). Plus make sure you don't have any specific versions of things set up within your application descriptor file in the In case that didn't work, please open the AIR SDK Manager, click on "Troubleshooting", and then go and do the packaging again for the APK/AAB file, and then send us the output from the Troubleshooting panel. thanks |
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OK, for those who have this issue, I'll provide a working solution until the AIR SDK is updated. It is indeed possible to create a Gradle init script that will force the useLegacyPackaging setting to false. First, create a file named (on Windows):
or on Mac :
Then paste this code inside it: With this script, it seems that all APK generations are fine now (at least zipalign says that all files are good) |
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I was very happy to find this disscussion thinking that it would solve the same issue I have. but even making sure that here is what APK analyzer shows when dropping the .aab file into it.
I also tried @ajwfrost I have also shared the above build with you through Firebase distribute. |
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Hi! I have the same issue, after several updates my app has the 16KB warning. These are all the extensions we use with our app |
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Can you post the output from the check alignment script: https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/page-sizes#alignment-use-script (IDFA extension is here: https://github.com/airnativeextensions/ANE-IDFA) |
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Hi,
I recently made a series of updates to my apps, to comply with API 35 requirement. I'm using this target now in my manifests:
<uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="21" android:targetSdkVersion="35" />I used AIR 51.2.2.3 for the updates. I thought this version fixed the 16kb page size issue, but a bit later, I got an email from Google telling me this issue was still present for those apps, and that I had to fix it for future updates. The issue is indeed listed in the "Policy status" tab of my apps.
Is there something I missed? Shouldn't using AIR 51.2.23 be enough to fix the issue and be compliant with Google's requirements?
Thank you for your insights!
Cheers!
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