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That may be true but begs the questions: * Why should developers being forced to use more complex multi-part distribution methods if they don't want to? * Why
by treyd 3y ago
That may be true but begs the questions:
* Why should developers being forced to use more complex multi-part distribution methods if they don't want to?
* Why can't developers handle signing the multi-part packages themselves if they're comfortable doing so? (instead of relying on Google)
- sanitycheck 3y agoI've wondered this. For the apps I deal with, switching to AABs offered no benefit to anybody and a number of drawbacks to us. My usual theory about stuff coming out of Google is that there's a big incentive for changing stuff just to change stuff. Android seems to have become about as bad as JS is when it comes to the old "OK, let's try to get this 3-year-old app building with today's tooling" nightmare.