The 0 value for arch will mean fat bundle.
It can also mean unspecified. That is all builds where we do not modify
the value according to the architecture (for example buildbot APKs).
Anyway, don't apply the version change now to avoid version downgrade for
buildbot users.
This should make the code future proof.
With this flag enabled, the KEYCODE_BACK event is never sent through
the onKey callback but using a dedicated callback.
This version is the last one to support API level 17 (Jelly Bean).
It also gets rid of all remnants from the old binutils/GCC toolchain.
This also migrates from LLVM 9 to LLVM 12.
- Use a SVG asset to allow for better scalability
- Make the controller visible when touching the screen
- Allow for oblique moving by placing finger between two directions
- Add more buttons on the center area of the screen (GUIDE, START, LEFT
STICK, RIGHT STICK) and simplify right area (only four buttons)
- Don't track all fingers, only the ones needed
- Cleanup now unused code
This was previously removed in commit 5cb87c1eca
We removed it when nearing the (then) upcoming 2.7.1 release, Play Store blocked the apk publishing because of this category's inclusion.
At the time, Play Store's error message was:
The app is published as an apk that supports TV. In other words, it contains <category android:name="android.intent.category.LEANBACK_LAUNCHER"/>
under one of the intent-filter of the main activity . It must be published as an app bundle instead.
Which was due to "Following June 30, 2023, Google Play will no longer support TV app updates in APK. All TV app updates must be published with Android App Bundles (AAB)."
Since 2.8.0 we publish to the Play Store in app bundle format, so it should be ok to restore the category. However, this does not necessarily mean
that the app will work on Android / Google TVs without issues. More testing and user feedback might be required.
Some bluetooth keyboards also need "navigation" supported as configuration change
Tested with a new Lamtech bluetooth (BLE5) keyboard and also this is suggested here as well:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/27238892