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In order to reduce code duplication and ease refactoring, you might want to consider merging your samples (BLE & USB) into this library project.

For instance, use a Gradle module tree like this:

• android-pcsclike
  • lib
  • lib-compiled (if you absolutely wish to keep binaries into your repository)
  • sample-base (depends on lib or lib-compiled programmatically)
  • sample-ble (depends on sample-base)
  • sample-usb (depends on sample-base)

I would be happy to help you merge your projects if you don't have the time to do so.

IMHO, you should also publish you compiled library to a public repo (like Bintray, JCenter...) and get rid of the bundled library binary that clutters your repository.

Dear SpringCard team,

We have recently encountered significant issues with the library and its associated application when running on the latest Android versions. Specifically on Android 14, changes in Android permissions have caused the library to malfunction. Additionally, the project no longer builds with recent versions of Android Studio and Gradle, and the update process is particularly tricky.

These issues are critical for us, as they directly impact the deployment of our solutions on terminals used on the field by SNCF, either through direct use of the library or via the Keyple plugin, which derives from it.

It would be very helpful if an update could be provided to address these compatibility issues. Ensuring that the library works with the latest Android versions and is compatible with current development tools is important for our ongoing projects and operations.

Thank you very much for your attention to this matter.

Best regards,