I have analyzed the APK and the dbflow-sqlcipher dependency (version 3) included native code only for 32-bits but I think these library is not using .
I have removed this dependency and native code disappear from apk.
I have tested the 32-bit app version and the 64-bit version and seems to work correctly
:boom: How can it be tested?
UseCase 1: Execute the app normally (32-bit version) and the app should work (pull, push, create surveys etc..)
UseCase 2: generate apk and install on 64-bit supported device executing adb install --abi arm64-v8a YOUR_APK_FILE.apk and the app should work (pull, push, create surveys etc..)
:floppy_disk: Requires DB migration?
[x] Nope, we can just merge this branch.
[ ] Yes, but we need to apply it before merging this branch.
[ ] Yes, it's already applied.
:art: UI changes?
[x] Nope, the UI remains as beautiful as it was before!
:pushpin: References
:gear: branches
app: Origin: maintenance/support_64-bit-architectures Target: v1.4_connect bugshaker-android: Origin: downgrade_gradle_version
EyeSeeTea-SDK: Origin: development
:tophat: What is the goal?
Support 64-bit architectures
:memo: How is it being implemented?
According to Android documentation https://developer.android.com/distribute/best-practices/develop/64-bit, to support 64-bit architectures your apk should include 64-bit versions of native C/C++ code o libraries if exists native code.
I have analyzed the APK and the dbflow-sqlcipher dependency (version 3) included native code only for 32-bits but I think these library is not using .
I have removed this dependency and native code disappear from apk.
I have tested the 32-bit app version and the 64-bit version and seems to work correctly
:boom: How can it be tested?
UseCase 1: Execute the app normally (32-bit version) and the app should work (pull, push, create surveys etc..)
UseCase 2: generate apk and install on 64-bit supported device executing
adb install --abi arm64-v8a YOUR_APK_FILE.apkand the app should work (pull, push, create surveys etc..):floppy_disk: Requires DB migration?
:art: UI changes?