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Streamline the NDK version used in Android build and CI #242

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thunderbiscuit opened this issue Aug 17, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #414
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Streamline the NDK version used in Android build and CI #242

thunderbiscuit opened this issue Aug 17, 2022 · 2 comments · Fixed by #414
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thunderbiscuit commented Aug 17, 2022 •
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When using the ubuntu-latest (ubuntu-20.04), the CI has also migrated to NDK version 25 (see issue here).

We should try to use a more recent version of NDK.
@thunderbiscuit thunderbiscuit transferred this issue from bitcoindevkit/bdk-kotlin Nov 15, 2022
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Updating to the latest NDK is a long-standing issue with uniffi-rs and Rust in general. Here are some links to keep track of some of the conversation and progress around this:

  1. Android NDK 25 [firefox-android: main] mozilla/application-services#5442
  2. Update Android NDK to 25 mozilla/application-services#5436
  3. 94.3.0 release has a linkage problem in some devices mozilla/application-services#5165
  4. note: ld: error: unable to find library -lgcc mozilla/rust-android-gradle#75
  5. Support Android ndk versions r23-beta3 and up rust-lang/rust#85806
  6. Update CI to use Android NDK r25b rust-lang/rust#102332

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thunderbiscuit commented Apr 5, 2023 •
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Currently updating to the latest NDK works only for some builds:

The x86_64 version of bdk-android throws a runtime error when used from an x86_64 machine (but not from an M1).

Native library (android-x86-64/libbdkffi.so) not found in resource path (.)

This is a known issue as per the links above.

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Merge #335: Use version 21 of the Android NDK in the CI test, build, …
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…and publish workflows

beb75dd Use version 21 of the Android NDK in the CI test, build, and publish workflows (thunderbiscuit)

Pull request description:

  This PR reverts an update to our Android CI workflows.

  For info on why this is needed, see issues #242 and #243.

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    ACK beb75dd

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Bump Rust compiler to 1.73.0 and update uniffi to 0.25.1 thunderbiscuit/bdk-ffi
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