Since that version it is necessary to explicitly request for dangerous permissions in code, just declaring the permission in the manifest is no longer sufficient. If the user installs your app on a greater SDK it is the system responsibility to provide backwards compatibility (if anything has changed).Ī good example is what happened with the permissions on SDK 23. The targetSdkVersion that you specified in your adle tells the system that you have developed and tested your app to work on that SDK. It is perfectly ok to use a targetSdkVersion and install it on a device that has a greater SDK version. Will it run fine on API above it, for example, API 23? (Migration storage files)ĪndroidManifest.xml generated from AndroidManifest.I have developed an Android App having API 21 as target SDK version. ' android:requestLegacyExternalStorage='true' ' it's only for specific purpose as out.

My apps working with Android 11 (Pixel3, Pixel4.) You should upgrade to 10.4.2 (Automatic target version is 29)ģ. You shouldn't put 'targetSdkVersion' version in AndroidManifest fileĢ. Where I can see compile sdk version in rad studio?ĭo you need anything change in sdk manager > path? Image attached below!ġ. Is it possible somewhere in Rad Studio set targetSdkVersion ? What is your default min and target sdk version? When try change targetSdkVersion='28' to targetSdkVersion='30' and build apk on my phone (Android 10) app not working (App is installed but when try open automatically is close only one second see fire FMX logo). This configuration minSdkVersion='19' and targetSdkVersion='28' is not compatible for Android 11 (use API 30).

I use 10.3.2 Rad Studio, when create blank FMX aplication in AndroidManifest stay minSdkVersion='19' and targetSdkVersion='28'. My client have Android 11 but my current phone is Android 10 and can't test what is problem on Android 11 (App is installed but when try open automatically is close only one second see fire FMX logo). I have several questions about sdk version.

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