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Merge pull request #224 from Moter8/patch-3
Remove redundant instructions for binary downloads
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To check for updated gradle dependencies, run `gradle dependencyUpdates`. Additionally, the git submodule in `ext/syncthing/src/github.com/syncthing/syncthing` may need to be updated.
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### Getting Syncthing without building natively
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### Building on Windows
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To get Syncthing app for Android running on you device/emulator the native syncthing binary has to be available. There are multiple ways to get the native syncthing binary:
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- open the Syncthing apk (the one taken from the play store) running on your device as a zip, extract the `lib/` folder into your project directory and rename it to `libs/`.
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- Depending on your target architecture, download `syncthing-linux-386` or `syncthing-linux-armv5` from [syncthing releases](https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/releases), and extract the binary to `libs/x86/libsyncthing.so` or `libs/armeabi/libsyncthing.so` respectively.
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To build the Syncthing app on Windows we need to include the native syncthing binaries:
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- Download the `syncthing-linux-386` and `syncthing-linux-arm` archives from [syncthing releases](https://github.com/syncthing/syncthing/releases) and extract them. In each there is a `syncthing` executable. Rename and place both of these to `libs/x86/libsyncthing.so` and `libs/armeabi/libsyncthing.so` respectively.
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You will also need to replace the standard `build.gradle` file with [this one](https://gist.github.com/Moter8/9cfc191434d1989d86be).
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### Development Notes
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