breautek commented on issue #1729:
URL:
https://github.com/apache/cordova-android/issues/1729#issuecomment-2263282015
Firstly, thanks for the detailed report. It helps quickly rule out A LOT of
potential causes.
cordova-android@13 by default targets API 34. But given that even after
explicitly using the preference the build is still producing an API 33 target
leads me to believe that there is a plugin or something overriding.
> I cannot find any targetSdkVersion, see
This is because SDK stuff is no longer set in AndroidManifest.xml directly.
It's configured in gradle build scripts instead. The gradle build will merge in
the configurations (which back in the day were manually set in
AndroidManifest.xml), hence why you see it in the intermediates merged
manifest's build artefact.
If you're able to open the project in Android Studio, look at your
AndroidManifest and use the `Merged Manifest` tab, you'll see the `<uses-sdk>`
directive which is what the current state of the project will produce on build
after all the merges occur. You'll also see a window of all the sources used to
produce the merged manifest.
Unfortunately the merged manifest while does link to manifest sources,
including gradle files, it doesn't really point to you where the exact source
is, so some digging will still be required.
Cordova projects will have a config that looks like this in the app's
build.gradle:
```
defaultConfig {
versionCode cdvVersionCode ?: new BigInteger("" +
privateHelpers.extractIntFromManifest("versionCode"))
applicationId cordovaConfig.PACKAGE_NAMESPACE
minSdkVersion cordovaConfig.MIN_SDK_VERSION
if (cordovaConfig.MAX_SDK_VERSION != null) {
maxSdkVersion cordovaConfig.MAX_SDK_VERSION
}
targetSdkVersion cordovaConfig.SDK_VERSION
compileSdkVersion cordovaConfig.COMPILE_SDK_VERSION
}
```
And the cordovaConfig values will be sourced from
`/platforms/android/cdv-gradle-config.json`
So I would:
1. Double check that the defaultConfig is in tact (inside
`/platforms/android/app/build.gradle`) and especially for the `targetSdkVersion
cordovaConfig.SDK_VERSION`.
2. Double check the `cdv-gradle-config.json` file and ensure that it
contains `"SDK_VERSION": 34` in it. If it's some other value, like `33` then it
means something is overriding the preference somehow, or for some reason, or
the json file is simply not being updated for some reason.
3. If the above looks right/ok, then it would be time to start scanning the
gradle files, especially any custom ones that plugins might be introducing to
see if they were defining a `targetSdk` or `targetSdkVersion` (they both do the
same thing, I believe one of them is deprecated).
I'm pretty confident that Cordova itself is behaving correctly, based on my
own personal usages of Cordova. So I'd be pretty surprise if the issue is
within the Cordova framework itself... This isn't an issue I've yet to see so
that's why I'm pretty suspicious of a misbehaving plugin setting the target
SDK, potentially overriding the application (since plugins becomes part of the
application).
Let me know if this helps or what you find.
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