Android: When compatibility package is used, what version of SDK should I choose?
Question
I remember Google says we should always use the latest API and set the min sdk to lower version.
My question is, If I use compatibility package, what Android SDK version should I use? If I use 4.0, will there be conflict? Thanks,
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1 ACCPTED 2012-06-14 15:03:18
You should still be targeting the latest SDK. Make sure that you use the compatibility package imports and not the SDK imports.
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