[android] Detect the NDK version by reading source.properties, not by checking the NDK name #78241
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The build completed with this change! Now it is just failing on tests. |
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I tested this going back to NDK 23, without a problem.
@compnerd and @hyp, I don't know if you use these older NDKs outside Windows, take a look.
@marcprux, this should get the compiler validation suite running on your new community Android CI: you may want to try it locally and make sure.