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ReplyDeleteReally useful post! The way you demonstrate using separate debug and release configurations for an Android library is clear and practical, especially the Gradle setup with publishNonDefault and variant-specific dependencies. This kind of breakdown helps a lot when structuring multi-module projects. For anyone who often experiments with different Android builds or custom variants, https://apksunday.com/ can also be a handy place to explore alternative app versions.
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