feat(android): per-plugin build options reaching the plugin gradle build - #6135
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A `ns run android` with a single arm64 device still builds every ABI. This narrows the native build down to the ABIs of the devices it is about to deploy to, and picks the matching package when installing. - `GradleBuildService` passes `-PabiFilters=<abis>` built from the devices the build targets (honouring `--device`/`--emulator`). The app's gradle configuration decides what to do with it - typically an `ndk.abiFilters` or `splits` block in `App_Resources/Android/app.gradle`. An explicit `-PabiFilters` in `--gradleArgs` always wins. - `--no-filter-devices-arch` turns the narrowing off. `ns build` never narrows, since its artifact is meant to be shipped, and neither does an app bundle build, which carries every ABI anyway. - `Mobile.IDeviceInfo` gained `abis`, read on android from `ro.product.cpu.abilist64`/`abilist32`, falling back to `ro.product.cpu.abi` on old devices. - `AndroidProjectService.checkForChanges` marks the native project as changed when a connected device has no package of its own in the build output - a device that joins later would otherwise never get one, as the sources did not change. - `DeviceInstallAppService` installs the package matching the device's ABIs, falling back to the universal one and then to the newest package. - `copyLatestAppPackage` became `copyAppPackages`: a directory `--copy-to` target receives every package the build produced, a single file target receives the universal one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… clashes
The name of the `.aar` built for a plugin comes from `getShortPluginName`,
which drops the npm scope. `@foo/plugin-x` and `@bar/plugin-x` therefore
both build a `plugin_x.aar` into their own platforms folder, and the one
that gradle picks up depends on which was built last.
A project can now give one of them a suffix:
```js
export default {
android: {
plugins: {
"@bar/plugin-x": { aarSuffix: "-bar" },
},
},
} satisfies NativeScriptConfig;
```
`android.plugins` is a map keyed by npm package name, spread into the
options `buildAar` receives, so it is the place to put future per-plugin
build settings too. The suffix is appended to the plugin name before it is
shortened, and the resulting name is used consistently - for the temp
build directory, the produced `.aar` and the namespace fallback, which
`setupGradle` used to recompute without it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`--filter-plugins-devices-arch` passes the same `-PabiFilters` the app build gets to the gradle build of every plugin built from source. Nothing in the gradle files the CLI generates for a plugin acts on the property, and this deliberately does not add such a block: what a plugin's native sources need per ABI is the plugin's business. It is there for a plugin whose own `include.gradle` reads `abiFilters` - a plugin with a long native build (an NDK/CMake one, say) can then build only the ABIs this run is about to deploy to instead of all four. Off by default. A narrowed aar is a partial artifact and the aar cache is keyed by the plugin sources, which do not change when a device with another ABI joins, so the ABIs are now part of the plugin build data the rebuild decision reads. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # lib/definitions/android-plugin-migrator.d.ts
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR changes Android ABI selection, plugin build inputs, rebuild decisions, and artifact/device handling. Current behavior can still misclassify ABI outputs, skip required rebuilds, report success without the requested artifact, or install an incompatible split package, so merge should be blocked until these concrete correctness issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BuildCommand
participant AndroidBuildData
participant GradleBuildService
participant devicesService
participant GradleCommandService
BuildCommand->>AndroidBuildData: create build data with ABI filtering
AndroidBuildData->>GradleBuildService: provide buildFilterDevicesArch
GradleBuildService->>devicesService: resolve connected-device ABIs
devicesService-->>GradleBuildService: return unique ABIs
GradleBuildService->>GradleCommandService: execute with -PabiFilters
sequenceDiagram
participant AndroidProjectService
participant devicesService
participant AndroidPluginBuildService
participant Gradle
AndroidProjectService->>devicesService: resolve plugin target ABIs
devicesService-->>AndroidProjectService: return device ABIs
AndroidProjectService->>AndroidPluginBuildService: provide ABI filters and aarSuffix
AndroidPluginBuildService->>Gradle: build source plugin with -PabiFilters
Gradle-->>AndroidPluginBuildService: produce plugin AAR
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In `@docs/man_pages/project/testing/debug-android.md`:
- Around line 41-42: Update the --filter-plugins-devices-arch documentation in
docs/man_pages/project/testing/debug-android.md lines 41-42 and
docs/man_pages/project/testing/run-android.md lines 46-47 to state that
configured android.plugins[pluginName].abiFilters take precedence over
device-derived ABIs; clarify that device ABIs apply to source-built plugins only
when no configured plugin ABI filters override them.
In `@lib/services/android-plugin-build-service.ts`:
- Around line 841-852: Update the gradleArgs check in the plugin build argument
handling to detect only the complete -PabiFilters property token, so similarly
prefixed properties such as -PabiFiltersForPlugin do not suppress the configured
argument. Add a regression test covering this adjacent-property case.
Apply the same fix in `@lib/services/android/gradle-build-service.ts` around lines
75 - 76: The same prefix match causes device ABI filtering to be skipped for
adjacent property names.
In `@lib/services/android-project-service.ts`:
- Around line 897-924: Update the device package check around buildData,
packagesOutputPath, and abiRegex to skip bundle builds when
buildData.androidBundle is enabled, since this logic only validates APK outputs.
Escape the selected ABI before constructing the regex and require the ABI to be
a complete APK suffix so x86 does not match x86_64. Add regression coverage for
AAB builds and distinct x86 versus x86_64 matching.
In `@lib/services/build-artifacts-service.ts`:
- Around line 98-103: Update the destination classification and preparation
logic in the build-artifacts service so extensionless targets are treated as
directories only when they already exist as directories; existing files must
remain file targets. Create the classified destination directory itself, not
just its parent, before copyFile runs.
- Around line 106-112: Update the single-file target branch in the
build-artifact method around packagesToCopy and the universal-package filter:
after filtering applicationPackages, detect an empty result and fail with a
clear error instead of returning successfully without creating the requested
file. Preserve the existing universal-package selection when one is available.
In `@lib/services/device/device-install-app-service.ts`:
- Around line 114-121: Update the package selection in the ABI-matching flow to
compare the package’s parsed ABI label exactly with each device ABI, rather than
using substring matching in packages.find. Preserve the existing fallback
behavior while ensuring x86 cannot match x86_64; use the package-name parsing or
build-artifact ABI metadata available around this logic.
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| * `--no-filter-devices-arch` - If set, builds every ABI instead of only the ones the connected devices report. The narrowing only applies when the app's gradle configuration acts on the `abiFilters` property, and `ns build` never narrows. | ||
| * `--filter-plugins-devices-arch` - If set, the ABIs of the connected devices are also passed to the gradle build of every plugin built from source. Nothing in the gradle files the CLI generates for a plugin acts on them - this is for a plugin whose own `include.gradle` reads the `abiFilters` property to shorten a long native build. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Document per-plugin ABI filter precedence.
A configured android.plugins[pluginName].abiFilters overrides device-derived ABIs. The current text says device ABIs are passed to every source-built plugin. This is incorrect for configured plugins.
docs/man_pages/project/testing/debug-android.md#L41-L42: State that configured plugin ABI filters take precedence.docs/man_pages/project/testing/run-android.md#L46-L47: State that configured plugin ABI filters take precedence.
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In `@docs/man_pages/project/testing/debug-android.md` around lines 41 - 42, Update
the --filter-plugins-devices-arch documentation in
docs/man_pages/project/testing/debug-android.md lines 41-42 and
docs/man_pages/project/testing/run-android.md lines 46-47 to state that
configured android.plugins[pluginName].abiFilters take precedence over
device-derived ABIs; clarify that device ABIs apply to source-built plugins only
when no configured plugin ABI filters override them.
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| // nothing in the gradle files generated here acts on `abiFilters` - it is | ||
| // passed for a plugin whose own include.gradle reads it to narrow a long | ||
| // native build down. An explicit `-PabiFilters` in the gradle args wins. | ||
| if ( | ||
| pluginBuildSettings.abiFilters && | ||
| pluginBuildSettings.abiFilters.length && | ||
| (pluginBuildSettings.gradleArgs || "").indexOf("-PabiFilters") === -1 | ||
| ) { | ||
| localArgs.push( | ||
| `-PabiFilters=${pluginBuildSettings.abiFilters.join(",")}` | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Match the exact -PabiFilters property in both build paths.
The current prefix/substring checks also match names such as -PabiFiltersExtra or -PabiFiltersForPlugin. That can suppress the real ABI filter or prevent device-derived filtering from being added. Match only the standalone -PabiFilters token, with or without =, and add a regression test for an adjacent property name.
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In `@lib/services/android-plugin-build-service.ts` around lines 841 - 852, Update
the gradleArgs check in the plugin build argument handling to detect only the
complete -PabiFilters property token, so similarly prefixed properties such as
-PabiFiltersForPlugin do not suppress the configured argument. Add a regression
test covering this adjacent-property case.
Apply the same fix in `@lib/services/android/gradle-build-service.ts` around lines
75 - 76: The same prefix match causes device ABI filtering to be skipped for
adjacent property names.
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| for (const deviceDescriptor of deviceDescriptors) { | ||
| const buildData = <IAndroidBuildData>deviceDescriptor.buildData; | ||
| if (!buildData || !buildData.buildFilterDevicesArch) { | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
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| const packagesOutputPath = platformData.getBuildOutputPath(buildData); | ||
| if (!this.$fs.exists(packagesOutputPath)) { | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
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| const builtPackages = this.$fs.readDirectory(packagesOutputPath); | ||
| // a universal package runs on every device, nothing to rebuild | ||
| if (_.some(builtPackages, (f) => f.indexOf("universal") !== -1)) { | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
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| const device = _.find( | ||
| this.$devicesService.getDevicesForPlatform(buildData.platform), | ||
| (d) => d.deviceInfo.identifier === deviceDescriptor.identifier | ||
| ); | ||
| const abi = device && (device.deviceInfo.abis || [])[0]; | ||
| if (!abi) { | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
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| const abiRegex = new RegExp(`${abi}.*\\.apk$`); | ||
| if (!_.some(builtPackages, (entry) => abiRegex.test(entry))) { |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Skip bundle outputs and match the complete ABI.
Line 903 selects the bundle output directory when buildData.androidBundle is true. Line 923 only accepts .apk files. This marks nativeChanged on every bundle live-sync check.
Line 923 also treats an x86_64 APK as an x86 APK. An x86 device can then skip the rebuild that it requires.
Skip bundle builds in this APK-specific check. Escape the ABI and require a valid APK ABI suffix. Add regression tests for an AAB build and for x86 versus x86_64.
Proposed fix
- if (!buildData || !buildData.buildFilterDevicesArch) {
+ if (
+ !buildData ||
+ !buildData.buildFilterDevicesArch ||
+ buildData.androidBundle
+ ) {
continue;
}
...
- const abiRegex = new RegExp(`${abi}.*\\.apk$`);
+ const abiRegex = new RegExp(
+ `${_.escapeRegExp(abi)}(?:-.*)?\\.apk$`,
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| for (const deviceDescriptor of deviceDescriptors) { | |
| const buildData = <IAndroidBuildData>deviceDescriptor.buildData; | |
| if (!buildData || !buildData.buildFilterDevicesArch) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| const packagesOutputPath = platformData.getBuildOutputPath(buildData); | |
| if (!this.$fs.exists(packagesOutputPath)) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| const builtPackages = this.$fs.readDirectory(packagesOutputPath); | |
| // a universal package runs on every device, nothing to rebuild | |
| if (_.some(builtPackages, (f) => f.indexOf("universal") !== -1)) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| const device = _.find( | |
| this.$devicesService.getDevicesForPlatform(buildData.platform), | |
| (d) => d.deviceInfo.identifier === deviceDescriptor.identifier | |
| ); | |
| const abi = device && (device.deviceInfo.abis || [])[0]; | |
| if (!abi) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| const abiRegex = new RegExp(`${abi}.*\\.apk$`); | |
| if (!_.some(builtPackages, (entry) => abiRegex.test(entry))) { | |
| for (const deviceDescriptor of deviceDescriptors) { | |
| const buildData = <IAndroidBuildData>deviceDescriptor.buildData; | |
| if ( | |
| !buildData || | |
| !buildData.buildFilterDevicesArch || | |
| buildData.androidBundle | |
| ) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| const packagesOutputPath = platformData.getBuildOutputPath(buildData); | |
| if (!this.$fs.exists(packagesOutputPath)) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| const builtPackages = this.$fs.readDirectory(packagesOutputPath); | |
| // a universal package runs on every device, nothing to rebuild | |
| if (_.some(builtPackages, (f) => f.indexOf("universal") !== -1)) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| const device = _.find( | |
| this.$devicesService.getDevicesForPlatform(buildData.platform), | |
| (d) => d.deviceInfo.identifier === deviceDescriptor.identifier | |
| ); | |
| const abi = device && (device.deviceInfo.abis || [])[0]; | |
| if (!abi) { | |
| continue; | |
| } | |
| const abiRegex = new RegExp( | |
| `${_.escapeRegExp(abi)}(?:-.*)?\\.apk$`, | |
| ); | |
| if (!_.some(builtPackages, (entry) => abiRegex.test(entry))) { |
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In `@lib/services/android-project-service.ts` around lines 897 - 924, Update the
device package check around buildData, packagesOutputPath, and abiRegex to skip
bundle builds when buildData.androidBundle is enabled, since this logic only
validates APK outputs. Escape the selected ABI before constructing the regex and
require the ABI to be a complete APK suffix so x86 does not match x86_64. Add
regression coverage for AAB builds and distinct x86 versus x86_64 matching.
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| this.$fs.ensureDirectoryExists(path.dirname(targetPath)); | ||
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||
| if ( | ||
| this.$fs.exists(targetPath) && | ||
| this.$fs.getFsStats(targetPath).isDirectory() | ||
| ) { | ||
| const sourceFileName = path.basename(packageFile); | ||
| const targetIsDirectory = | ||
| (this.$fs.exists(targetPath) && | ||
| this.$fs.getFsStats(targetPath).isDirectory()) || | ||
| !path.extname(targetPath); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Classify and create the destination directory correctly.
A new extensionless directory target is not created. Line 98 creates only its parent, so copyFile later targets a missing directory.
An existing extensionless file is also treated as a directory. The copy then uses that file as a path component.
Proposed fix
- this.$fs.ensureDirectoryExists(path.dirname(targetPath));
-
- const targetIsDirectory =
- (this.$fs.exists(targetPath) &&
- this.$fs.getFsStats(targetPath).isDirectory()) ||
- !path.extname(targetPath);
+ const targetExists = this.$fs.exists(targetPath);
+ const targetIsDirectory = targetExists
+ ? this.$fs.getFsStats(targetPath).isDirectory()
+ : !path.extname(targetPath);
+
+ this.$fs.ensureDirectoryExists(
+ targetIsDirectory ? targetPath : path.dirname(targetPath)
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| this.$fs.ensureDirectoryExists(path.dirname(targetPath)); | |
| if ( | |
| this.$fs.exists(targetPath) && | |
| this.$fs.getFsStats(targetPath).isDirectory() | |
| ) { | |
| const sourceFileName = path.basename(packageFile); | |
| const targetIsDirectory = | |
| (this.$fs.exists(targetPath) && | |
| this.$fs.getFsStats(targetPath).isDirectory()) || | |
| !path.extname(targetPath); | |
| const targetExists = this.$fs.exists(targetPath); | |
| const targetIsDirectory = targetExists | |
| ? this.$fs.getFsStats(targetPath).isDirectory() | |
| : !path.extname(targetPath); | |
| this.$fs.ensureDirectoryExists( | |
| targetIsDirectory ? targetPath : path.dirname(targetPath) | |
| ); |
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In `@lib/services/build-artifacts-service.ts` around lines 98 - 103, Update the
destination classification and preparation logic in the build-artifacts service
so extensionless targets are treated as directories only when they already exist
as directories; existing files must remain file targets. Create the classified
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| if (!targetIsDirectory && applicationPackages.length > 1) { | ||
| this.$logger.trace( | ||
| `Specified target path: '${targetPath}' is directory. Same filename will be used: '${sourceFileName}'.` | ||
| `Specified target path: '${targetPath}' is a single file, but the build produced ${applicationPackages.length} packages. Only the universal one will be copied.` | ||
| ); | ||
| packagesToCopy = applicationPackages.filter((pack) => | ||
| path.basename(pack.packageName).includes("universal") | ||
| ); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Fail when no universal package exists for a single-file target.
If a split build produces only ABI-specific packages, packagesToCopy becomes empty. The method returns successfully without creating the requested output file.
Fail with a clear error when no universal package is available. Alternatively, require a directory target for split-only output.
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In `@lib/services/build-artifacts-service.ts` around lines 106 - 112, Update the
single-file target branch in the build-artifact method around packagesToCopy and
the universal-package filter: after filtering applicationPackages, detect an
empty result and fail with a clear error instead of returning successfully
without creating the requested file. Preserve the existing universal-package
selection when one is available.
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| if (packages.length > 1) { | ||
| const abis = device.deviceInfo.abis || []; | ||
| for (const abi of abis) { | ||
| const match = packages.find((p) => | ||
| path.basename(p.packageName).includes(abi) | ||
| ); | ||
| if (match) { | ||
| return match.packageName; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Match the ABI label exactly before installation.
includes(abi) can select x86_64 for an x86 device. When a build contains both split packages, find returns the first substring match, not the package for the requested ABI. Installation then fails on the target device.
Parse the ABI segment from the generated package name, or expose ABI metadata from IBuildArtifactsService, and compare it for equality.
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In `@lib/services/device/device-install-app-service.ts` around lines 114 - 121,
Update the package selection in the ABI-matching flow to compare the package’s
parsed ABI label exactly with each device ABI, rather than using substring
matching in packages.find. Preserve the existing fallback behavior while
ensuring x86 cannot match x86_64; use the package-name parsing or build-artifact
ABI metadata available around this logic.
A plugin's `android.plugins.<name>` entry already reaches `buildAar`; this
makes it reach the gradle build itself, and adds `abiFilters` as the first
option that does:
```js
android: {
plugins: {
"@foo/plugin-x": { abiFilters: ["arm64-v8a"] },
},
}
```
Nothing here is specific to `abiFilters`. What a plugin has native code for
does not depend on what is plugged in, so the list wins over the ABIs
`--filter-plugins-devices-arch` derives from the connected devices and applies
whether or not that flag is set; an empty list passes nothing, opting a single
plugin out of the narrowing. Every other key of the entry reaches the build as
it is written.
The plugin build data now records the options gradle was asked for, under a
single `__buildOptions` entry rather than the `abiFilters`-specific one, since
the plugin sources do not change when an option does: any per-plugin option
added later takes part in the rebuild decision by being listed there. Options
that only change the artifact's name, such as `aarSuffix`, produce a different
file rather than a stale one and stay out of it.
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What
#6132 made a plugin's
android.plugins.<name>entry reachbuildAar. This makes it reach the gradle build the plugin is built with, and adds the first option that does -abiFilters:Nothing in the plumbing is
abiFilters-specific. Every other key of the entry reaches the build as it is written, and the pieces added here - the config-over-CLI precedence and the rebuild bookkeeping - are written for per-plugin build options in general.abiFiltersis the one that exists today because #6134 gave it somewhere to go;gradleArgsis the obvious next one, left out here only because #6129 changes its type.Why a config key and not only the flag
#6134 derives the ABIs from the devices a run is about to deploy to, which is the right answer for "do not build what I am not going to install right now". It is not the right answer for "this plugin only has native code for arm64" - that is a property of the plugin, not of what is plugged in.
So a list in the config wins over the device-derived set, and applies whether or not
--filter-plugins-devices-archis set. An empty list passes nothing, which opts a single plugin out of the narrowing - useful for the one plugin whose build breaks when it is handed a subset.As in #6134, nothing in the gradle files the CLI generates for a plugin acts on
abiFilters; the property is read by a plugin's owninclude.gradle. A plugin that ignores it builds what it always built.Rebuilds
The plugin build data records the options gradle was asked for under a single
__buildOptionsentry, replacing theabiFilters-specific one #6134 added. The plugin sources do not change when an option does, so an option that changes what gradle produces has to take part in the rebuild decision itself - and any option added later joins that entry instead of needing a key of its own.Options that only change the name of the artifact -
aarSuffix- stay out of it: they produce a different file rather than a stale one.Stacked on #6132 and #6134
This branch carries both PRs' commits until they merge - the reviewable commit is the last one,
ee7089f2. It needs theandroid.pluginsmap from #6132 and theIPluginBuildOptions.abiFiltersplumbing from #6134, and cannot stand alone without either.The merge commit in the middle is #6132 merged into #6134's branch; it resolves one textual conflict in
lib/definitions/android-plugin-migrator.d.ts, where both PRs add a field toIAndroidBuildOptions.Tests
npm test— 1874 passing. Four cases intest/services/android-project-service.tsfor what reachesbuildAar: the config list beating the device ABIs, the config list applying without the flag, an empty list passing nothing, another plugin's entry being ignored. Two intest/services/android-plugin-build-service.tsfor the build data: the options being recorded, and nothing being recorded when none is set.Notes
From https://github.com/Akylas/nativescript-cli, in production use there.
Merge order: after #6132 and #6134.
ns plugin buildstill does not read the config, for the reason given in #6132 - it runs inside a plugin's own directory, where there is no consuming app to declare anything.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Documentation