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Use only when editing Android code under android, crates/android-native, packages/client/src/native.js, or Android playback, JNI, Gradle, and TWA integration.
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Create or edit Svelte/SvelteKit files (`*.svelte`, `*.svelte.js`, `+page.svelte`, `+page.js`, `+layout.js`)
Use only when preparing or advising on a commit subject in this repository, especially when choosing web:, server:, client:, protocol:, android:, desktop:, or ci:.
Use only when editing Desktop-specific code in packages/web/src-tauri, packages/client/src/desktop.js, or Desktop packaging and tests.
Use only when changing the shared wire contract in crates/protocol or coordinated request/response consumers.
Use only when editing crates/server or its library scanning, indexing, metadata, authorization, or streaming behavior.
Use only when editing browser-facing code in packages/web, packages/client, or crates/web-wasm.
| name | android-edit |
| description | Use only when editing Android code under android, crates/android-native, packages/client/src/native.js, or Android playback, JNI, Gradle, and TWA integration. |
android is the Trusted Web Activity and Media3 application. crates/android-native is its JNI-facing Rust bridge and native client; packages/client/src/native.js connects the shared Web UI to that bridge. Keep Rust exports, Kotlin declarations, and JSON payloads in sync.
Choose checks by the code changed:
cargo check, then build-rust.sh before assembling the APK.cargo check -p iroh-fm-android-native
./android/build-rust.sh
gradle -p android assembleDebug
bun run --cwd packages/web test:e2e --project=android
Do not rebuild Rust for a Kotlin-only change when all three existing JNI libraries are present under android/app/src/main/jniLibs. Do not run the signed release build merely for validation.
Be especially careful before choosing android:: use it only for an explicit Android release when Android-native code or configuration really changes. A Web fix that affects Android through the shared UI does not need the android: prefix if it does not change native Android code. android: publishes the signed APK and advances the Android epoch. An empty android: commit is valid when native work is already merged and only a release is needed.