Hello hello!
Curious: From what I understand, if you don't specify an ndkVersion in your app's android/app/build.gradle file, and instead use ndkVersion = flutter.ndkVersion, Flutter will default to what's in the repo at:
Which shows:
val ndkVersion: String = "27.0.12077973"
For Flutter 3.36, if that is the correct location for the flutter.ndkVersion fallback/default, can that ndkVersion value be updated to reflect the stable release on the NDK downloads page (r28c: "28.2.13676358"), being it would seem the 16KB requirement requires r28+?
I'm not the most familiar with all this Android-specific versions and configs and such, so any insights/corrections appreciated.
Hello hello!
Curious: From what I understand, if you don't specify an
ndkVersionin your app'sandroid/app/build.gradlefile, and instead usendkVersion = flutter.ndkVersion, Flutter will default to what's in the repo at:Which shows:
For Flutter
3.36, if that is the correct location for theflutter.ndkVersionfallback/default, can thatndkVersionvalue be updated to reflect the stable release on the NDK downloads page (r28c: "28.2.13676358"), being it would seem the 16KB requirement requiresr28+?I'm not the most familiar with all this Android-specific versions and configs and such, so any insights/corrections appreciated.