After conducting a static analysis using Android Lint, I have identified a issue regarding unsupported hardware features targeting Chrome OS devices. The issue arises from the presence of the element, which erroneously requires an unsupported large screen hardware feature.
According to Android lint guidelines, any element not explicitly marked with required="false" is considered necessary for the device to install the application. In the case of Chrome OS, large screen, or foldable devices, features that might hinder installation need to be reviewed and marked as not required in the manifest. [1]
After conducting a static analysis using Android Lint, I have identified a issue regarding unsupported hardware features targeting Chrome OS devices. The issue arises from the presence of the element, which erroneously requires an unsupported large screen hardware feature.
According to Android lint guidelines, any element not explicitly marked with required="false" is considered necessary for the device to install the application. In the case of Chrome OS, large screen, or foldable devices, features that might hinder installation need to be reviewed and marked as not required in the manifest. [1]