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  • Restore the original JSONParseCallback comment that references the offline builder copy
  • Reintroduce the ParparVM README note that it is also used by the offline builder tool

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===== Enabling Permissions

Codenmae One compiles Android targets with SDK level 23 but not with target level 23!

This means that by default the new permission mode is still off and you won't see any of the effects mentioned below.

WARNING: This will probably change to the default in the future but at the moment the target SDK defaults to 21

To activate this functionality you will need to set the target SDK to level 23 by using the `android.targetSDKVersion=23` build hint.
Codename One's Gradle 8 based Android builder detects the highest Android SDK you have installed and uses that value (with a minimum of API 33) for both the compile and target SDK versions, so the modern runtime permission flow is enabled by default. If you override the target version via the `android.targetSDKVersion` build hint the builder will honour it, but lowering the target may disable some compatibility libraries. Keeping the target current is strongly recommended for Play Store compliance.

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P1 Badge Restore offline build docs instead of deleting the section

The change drops the entire “Offline Build” chapter and its prerequisites from the developer guide while also removing the remaining TODO entry. The offline builder is still present in the codebase, and the commit description even says its references should be restored, so erasing the only documentation leaves enterprise users without any instructions or pointers. This looks accidental and makes the documentation inaccurate for anyone still using the offline tool.

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@shai-almog shai-almog merged commit 4f78667 into master Oct 23, 2025
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