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Preliminary Android/Gradle Changes from the big 16KB Alignment PR #3065
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…th a freshly built Quiet APK
- mostly switch to away from a wild groovy syntax towards the now-default Kotlin DSL - lots of changes related to this will eventually become mandated in a future release of the android gradle plugin - bump android gradle plugin to 8.6.1, bump kotlin version, bump various andorid gradle dependencies - removes other deprecated and soon to be unsupported features from Gradle scripts - adds comments clarifying some obscure stuff, and TODOs for future work.
…epos as gradle dependencies, and The Guardian Project, which was previously used to get releases of tor-android, but unused anymore now that Quiet uses its own libtor.so on android
… is setup for ios and android work, a script to view quiet logs on android, and a README surrounding the ELF alignment checking scripts on android
…d/quiet_libtor_android, upgrading tor 0.4.8.17->0.4.8.21, bump zlib 1.3.1->1.3.1.2, openssl 3.5.0->3.5.4
… not updating to the latest tor, but whatevers in the latest tor browser, comment out calls to extract_android_binaries and install_android_binaries, for now, we are using our own 16kb aligned libtor.so
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This PR grabs a lot of the initial work from #3011 that pertained to the android project. Nothing in JavaScript is changed here from
develop, so these changes shouldn't touch the iOS project and it should be identical to building the iOS project ondevelop.Lots of the individual pieces that make up the mega 16kb alignment PR depend on this work, making this PR a foundation for a bunch of smaller incoming Android changes...
Non-code changes:
build.gradle,settings.gradleand most importantly `app/build.gradle.Code Changes to App
libtor.sothat I had merged into develop months ago, with a newer build that was recently added to Intertwined Mobile Updates (Android 16KB Alignment, Necessary iOS changes, React Native 0.77) #3011 earlier this Jan. This means on Android we bumptor0.4.8.17->0.4.8.21 and bumpingtor's dependencieszlib1.3.1->1.3.1.2,openssl3.5.0->3.5.4Since there are no JavaScript changes, the iOS app should remain exactly as it was on
develop. Everything hopefully ought to run the same asdevelopon Android - there's just newer release of Tor and various Android-only libs...