preventing user from having to download xwalk

[crosswalk-project]

preventing user from having to download xwalk

[Romano83]

Hello,

I have the same problem with my Galaxy S6 (64bit architecture).
For the moment I build two apk, one in 32bit and one in 64 bits.

Did you find a solution ?

Thanks !
Romain

[baleboy]

Running a 32 bit Crosswalk APK on a 64-bit device shouldn't prompt the download. One thing to check for is whether there are other 64bit native libraries in the package, in which case I think the APK will be identified as 64bit and Crosswalk will be downloaded. The most common case triggering the download is when running an ARM package on a device with Intel SoC. That's not the case for the Galaxy S6, but it is for some old Samsung Galaxy Tabs.

@lincsoon @fujunwei any comments?

[rakuco]

@lincsoon -> @sunlin-link

[Romano83]

@baleboy Thnaks for your answer !
After some tests, it seems this problem comes from a build setting in gradle (cdvBuildMultipleApks=false).
Now, I generate 2 apk for armv7 and x86 architectures and I can install one of this apk in my Galaxy S6.

[Netrumble]

so what is the correct configuration to avoid that issue?