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There is a limitation for Android builds that is listed in the docs you sent:
Android
Android API level 26 and above
Note that attempting to override minSdkVersion to decrease the minimum supported API level will not work due to internal runtime API level validation.
According to Android SDK release notes:
- Android API level 26 - Android 8.0
- Android API level 25 - Android 7.1
We are using react native.
i checked in docs too.
They mentioned that limitation
can we reduce the version and support for andorid 7
I dont think we can do that.
Also, i guess the broader question would be "Why" as well? Because Google Play store has certain API level requirements to meet when publishing to the play store.
https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/11926878?hl=en
- We are not publishing to playstore
- We are developing custom app for our use case
We are developing apk for power bank sharing platform
this version supported from android 5.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@stripe/stripe-terminal-react-native/v/0.0.1-beta.14
any drawbacks of using this ?
Ah, yes, this is technically possible, but you might encounter issues when trying to use it. e.g. old bugs. hence it is not recommended