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After August 2023, Android will require API Level 33 or higher, which means that RN 0.71+ will be the only supported versions. Are their plans to deprecate the older in support versions or back port the target upgrades
given the release support window and the current pace of 1 release each quarter, in August the current/latest should be 0.73, which means 73-72-71 will be supported, so "within the requirements" of Android's policy.
That makes sense - where is the best place to stay up to date with these version upgrades? It's not immediately obvious to me that an Android API version change will cause backwards compatibility issues with React-Native.
where is the best place to stay up to date with these version upgrades?
The best practice is to update to the latest React Native version whenever possible. We're working on making updates as streamlined as possible, but it's crucial that you keep up to date.
Android API changes can introduce breaking changes, if so we'll communicate this accordingly in the release notes.
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After August 2023, Android will require API Level 33 or higher, which means that RN 0.71+ will be the only supported versions. Are their plans to deprecate the older in support versions or back port the target upgrades
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https://developer.android.com/google/play/requirements/target-sdk#:~:text=Starting%20in%20August%202023%3A,which%20must%20target%20Android%2011
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