The targets do not create a file with the target name, so they should be
marked as .PHONY
We are not using implicit rules either, so we can disable them by
making .SUFFIXES empty
Group targets together
Also remove LIB_BASE variable, it has been unused since:
f7ab6ab36b
Options are default, always, never, and shortEdges. Defaults to default.
What default means depends on which Android SDK version is used.
According to the Android docs, starting with Android SDK 35, most options will be forced to act the same as always. However, for SDK 34 (which is the current minimum on Google Play) this should remain configurable.
https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/layout/display-cutout
Device orientation is the orientation of the phone/tablet.
Display orientation is the orientation of what is rendered on the display.
By default, they should usually be the same. If orientation is locked, device orientation will update, but display orientation usually won't.
34 is the minimum required version by Google Play, so it should be default.
Bumping to 34 and 35 requires updating both gradle-version and gradle-plugin-version.
The new versions now require an ndkVersion flag in build.gradle. This can be obtained by reading source.properties in the root of the NDK.
JDK 17 will be required for these updates. Previously required JDK 11.
While we add this permission by default, if a developer sets custom permissions, we want to avoid crashing when we try to access an API that we don't have permission to use
::SOURCE_FILE:: must appear on the first line so that the .js.map line numbers match with our generated .js file line numbers
Added a comment to explain why that part of the file isn't formatted nicely with line breaks like the rest of the file.
This partially reverts bbcb8bea07
* Add Drop file event support for android.
* Updated MIME type configuration and intent filter generation.
* "supportedMimeTypes" => "mimeType"
* `mimeType` -> `accept-file-intent`
It's designed to solve exactly this problem, and has been universally available since 2020.
The most likely scenario for `globalThis` to fail is if the user is stuck with an old browser, in which case `self` will be available. `window` will be too, but `self` also works in web workers.
Now if you need to add something to the `<application />` or `<activity />` tags, you can do it from project.xml. This will require new documentation, however.
