Hello.

I had recently installed an apk that was generated through the actions tab of my fork of this project. During the patching process of AliucordRN, this manager crashed while leaving no error. The patching process stopped at adding aliucord dex into apk.

Some details:

Android version: 7 Discord version to be installed: 160201

Label the buttons in the top card, as it may not be immediately obvious to users what they do. Plus some extra touches to make them more consistent.

First button: Dynamically change icon and text between "Install" and "Update", depending on whether a current Aliucord installation exists on the device.

Second button: Label with "Uninstall".

Third button: Label with "Open App".

Github's nameservers do not respond to ipv6 for raw.githubusercontent.com and caues all ktor engines to hang if not to explicitly ignore ipv6

On the contrary, now using OkHttp (it was already a dependency from something else) allows network inspector to work

• Installs AliucordNative into the apk
• Use gh releases for hermes and aliucord native
• Fix manifest patching
• Bump default supported RN version
• Copy cached files to a new folder in order to prevent re-patching an already patched file

I've included an example, this should be a pretty nice quality of life improvement, adding the version numbers along with the supported discord version in the installer would be lovely, cheers.

Fixes mkdir causing permission denied inside of the Discord app by patching manifest that does the following

• changes targetSdkVersion to 28
• adds requestLegacyExternalStorage flag

This shouldn't affect other android versions, <= A9 already has this behavior afaik and A11 ignores requestLegacyExternalStorage.

TODO:

• [x] figure out a proper way to sign apks with signing v1
  • apksig is >=api 26 unless we backport w/ polyfill
  • zipsigner is broken
  • ????
• [ ] zipalign manually after signing if signing with v1

Discord Account

Maclean#5309

What is it that you'd like to see?

Adding an adaptive/themed icon would be sweet.

Go into more detail...

Themed Icons are supported on Android 13 & later as outlined here https://developer.android.com/about/versions/13/features#themed-app-icons What's nice about this is that it does NOT require a seperate launcher with themed icon pack support. This works out-of-the-box with the stock launcher on say a Pixel 7. There is another feature request basically asking for this support but didn't explain that it wasn't an icon pack, but a feature of Android's new built in adaptive icons.

Request Agreement

• [X] I did indeed check to make sure my feature request is original!

The title pretty much sums up this idea. Would be a cool feature to consider adding, assuming it's possible since you've already made the thumbnail green. Just with like a hex custom color wheel in the installer for maximum customization.