If you, yourself have native code you're trying to build, it only required bumping the NDK (which is automatically bumped when you upgrade the android gradle pl

If you, yourself have native code you're trying to build, it only required bumping the NDK (which is automatically bumped when you upgrade the android gradle plugin), so that's mostly an automatic step (provided you're not stuck on old, AGP7 build scripts). If you depend on a package that uses a native library, you wait for them to update. Or you fork, bump AGP and rebuild. It's a very minor change, unless you depend on unmaintained code.