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Hi @ilandbt, sorry to hear about the issue. What are your steps in reproducing it? This was tested on our side, and we have successfully downloaded and run v2.9.0.
v2.9.0 was built using NDK r26c and switched to using dynamic C++ runtime instead of the static one. You can find this in the release notes.
The benefit of using dynamic runtime is that it allows for smaller app size when you are combining multiple SDKs that also use native C++ components, as their common runtime can then be reused (use the latest available runtime when resolving the conflict), and avoids incompatibilities that could happen if multiple different SDKs used different versions of C++ runtime and linked it statically while exposing the c++ runtime symbols (which is the default).
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Im trying to update to the latest version (2.9.0) but im getting an error in the build process.
Any suggestions how to fix this issue?
Thanks
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