Fix missing native library on Android #265
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To distribute
libpowersync.so
on Android, we used to depend on a:persistence
project which in turn used to depend oncom.powersync:powersync-sqlite-core
, the core extension release for Android.With the refactoring to
androidx.sqlite
, the:persistence
project (and thus the dependency on the core extension) is gone. This breaks version 1.6.0 on Android, causing "libpowersync.so not found" errors.To fix this, this:
core-tests-android
, I stumbled across an issue with the proguard configuration of the bundled sqlite module. To avoid this impacting our users, we can add the missing proguard rules to the core package instead.jniLibs
for the Android configuration - these are empty since the 1.6.0 release.These fixes restore Android support for debug (tested with demos) and release (tested with
core-tests-android
). As a follow-up, I'll also look at running Android integration tests in our CI next week.