Andrew Frost

AABs can be installed in the same way as APKs with the '-installApp' command: ``` adt -installApp -platform android -package MyAppFile.aab ``` As long as the file extension is `aab`...

Sorry, we just use the Android tools. There may be some speed-up when recompiling the AAB file if you were able to do this from inside Android Studio; we use...

@Klug76 I would be interested to know which AAPT tool is being run there ... are you able to enable debug output from ADT (via the configuration file in the...

I think the issue here would be resolved if you use the new build mechanism for APK/AAB files.. so if you can ensure you've got Android Studio and have downloaded...

... just a quick update, yes it appears that the latest androidx libraries are no longer compatible with the "aapt" tool, so you would need to switch to use the...

Hi - not sure what might have changed if you're still targeting APK creation.. depends a little on how they do things I guess because there's also the new requirement...

> Ane doesn't support x86 platform, so is there way to exclude x86 and x86_64 while packaging aab? Currently not without going through an intermediate step. We were looking to...

@hadisn once you've got this folder, you can open it using Android Studio and then Build -> "Build Bundle/APK" or "Generate Signed Bundle/APK" thanks

@hadisn sorry for the delay -> when you see this: ``` java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com.google.android.gms.common.R$string ``` it's because the AAB format changed how resources were packaged in from ANEs, so I think...

Ah - so actually if you have got this extracted into an Android Studio project, you may be able to solve it from there... as the ANEs will have been...