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Add build target for x86#9

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Needed for old API (< 30) to avoid 16KB page_size issue with old libraries.

Needed for old API (< 30) to avoid 16KB page_size issue with old
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Pull request overview

This PR updates the Android release build scripts to explicitly control React Native ABI targets, adding a dedicated x86/x86_64 release build path intended for older/emulator environments while keeping the default release build on ARM ABIs.

Changes:

  • Constrain the default Android release build to ARM ABIs via -PreactNativeArchitectures=armeabi-v7a,arm64-v8a.
  • Add a new release:android:x86 script to build x86/x86_64 release APKs.
  • Update android/gradle.properties comments to document the intended ABI override behavior.

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File Description
package.json Adds an x86/x86_64 Android release build script and pins the default release script to ARM ABIs.
android/gradle.properties Updates inline documentation around reactNativeArchitectures defaults and CLI overrides.

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kinshuk merged commit 003b5bd into release/v3.3.4 Jun 10, 2026
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kinshuk deleted the kg-release-x86-t1 branch June 10, 2026 16:45
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