Remove AGP compatibility flags for non-final R IDs and Kotlin test fixtures - #5892
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Summary
This PR removes two deprecated/experimental Android Gradle Plugin compatibility flags as part of the AGP 10 migration.
Jira
Ticket: SIMPLEMOB-44
https://rtsl.atlassian.net/browse/SIMPLEMOB-47
Changes
android.nonFinalResIds=falsefromgradle.properties.android.experimental.enableTestFixturesKotlinSupport=truefromgradle.properties.Validation
Verified the application builds successfully with:
Verified Kotlin test fixtures compile successfully without the experimental flag:
Verified KSP processing for Kotlin test fixtures succeeds without the experimental flag:
Outcome
The project no longer relies on the deprecated
android.nonFinalResIdscompatibility flag or the experimental Kotlin test fixtures support flag, bringing the project closer to AGP 10 compatibility.