Technically not thirdparty, but rather a dependency for Android.
@EduMenges pointed out that one of the reasons Android yaml is failing is due to cmake forcing error in case the NDK doesn't match r25b. @matthewhoman had some issues downloading that particular version as well.
The yaml breaks because github's Ubuntu image has the latest version of the NDK. So for this issue we should discuss if we have to tag a version of use the latest and the implications this will have not only on thirdparty but on SuperGenius and GeniusWallet.
Check if project build with latest NDK (thirdparty, SuperGenius and GeniusWallet)
If it does, remove restrictions on cmakes and flutter (if it has any).
Technically not thirdparty, but rather a dependency for Android.
@EduMenges pointed out that one of the reasons Android yaml is failing is due to cmake forcing error in case the NDK doesn't match r25b. @matthewhoman had some issues downloading that particular version as well.
The yaml breaks because github's Ubuntu image has the latest version of the NDK. So for this issue we should discuss if we have to tag a version of use the latest and the implications this will have not only on thirdparty but on SuperGenius and GeniusWallet.