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Dave asked

What's wrong with the amzn-sdk element?

Hi, In my AndroidManifest.xml, there are two rows of code as below: The second row was new-added yesterday. But when I uploaded the new apk, all "Non-Amazon devices" changed to "unsupported" from "supported" in Developer Console. I just want to target all non-amazon devices(Android 3.0 or later) as well as all amazon devices later than Kindle Fire 2011. So, what's wrong with the amzn-sdk element usage? Or, is the amzn-sdk attribute not required in my case at all? Thanks in advance.
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Nick Gardner answered
Hi, Based on the behavior you described, it sounds like the issue is not related to the amzn-sdk element, but that there are two binaries in the developer portal. The first binary still has all Amazon device compatibility, which is why the second binary shows them all as unsupported. If you delete the first binary you should then be able to change all devices to supported on the second binary. -Nick
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