The ndk abiFilters restriction was added in a333192 ("feat: add CW
decoder and linear calculator page") to accommodate Morse Expert's
32-bit-only libnativedecoderjni.so. Upstream app/build.gradle.kts
contains only the plugins block, so this is fork-specific.
With feature/cw removed, the filter no longer has a reason to exist and
it kept the app 32-bit only — which Google Play has rejected since
2019-08 (64-bit requirement).
Verified after the change:
- ./gradlew assembleDebug -> BUILD SUCCESSFUL
- APK now ships arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64
(the only remaining .so is androidx.graphics.path, 7 KB)
- ./gradlew test -> 82 tests, 0 failures
Removes the CW decoder entirely. The feature/cw module was a verbatim
decompilation of Morse Expert 1.15 (VE3NEA, a paid Play Store app),
shipped without licence or attribution, and restricted to the armeabi-v7a
ABI only -- which blocks Google Play distribution (64-bit required since
2019-08).
Deleted:
- feature/cw: 11,519 lines of obfuscated decompiled Java,
libnativedecoderjni.so, layouts and resources
- core/domain/cw: 998 lines of unreachable Kotlin DSP plus its 300-line
test (CwStartListening and friends were never dispatched by any UI)
Cleaned up in feature/radar:
- Removed CwDecoderPanel, CwSubState, CwStatus and 6 CW actions
- Removed the CW branches and decoder plumbing from RadarViewModel
- Dropped now-unused dependencies: :feature:cw, :feature:mutual (was
declared but never imported), androidx.constraintlayout
- Removed radar_cw_* strings from en and zh
Kept deliberately: IAudioCapture, audioCapture and the RECORD_AUDIO
permission -- these are shared with SSTV and must not be removed.
CW decoding is gone until it is rewritten. See branch for the deleted
implementation if you need to reference it.
atsunatsu