Removing the NDK section from our build.gradle file #191
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Removing the NDK section from our build.gradle file
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Our plugin doesn't include any C++ code so we shouldn't need to specify any NDK config of our own. We had a user report issues with integrating CodePush into their NDK app, and it was because of the superflous
android.defaultConfig.ndksection in ourbuild.gradefile. This fixes that issue by simply removing it entirely, since we don't actually need it.