Fix: keep all Android ABIs in jniLibs for Noir React Native - #726
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe React Native Noir Android builder now uses a shared Cargo target directory, stages libraries by ABI, and publishes the completed JNI directory. It validates architectures before modifying output. React Native configuration helpers are now public. ChangesReact Native Android build
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The Android build change stages JNI libraries for each requested ABI and rejects empty architecture lists before changing output. No unresolved merge-readiness risk is identified. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant build
participant build_android_once
participant Cargo
participant install_jni_lib
participant publish_jni_libs
build->>build_android_once: Build each architecture with target_dir
build_android_once->>Cargo: Set CARGO_TARGET_DIR and pass --no-jniLibs
Cargo-->>build_android_once: Produce architecture library
build->>install_jni_lib: Copy library to ABI staging directory
install_jni_lib->>publish_jni_libs: Provide completed jniLibs_next directory
publish_jni_libs->>publish_jni_libs: Replace live jniLibs directory
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Hi, thanks for the PR. Just left a review and would love to hear back from you.
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| fs::remove_dir_all(&jni_libs).context("Failed to clear jniLibs")?; | ||
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ubrn does its rm -rf jniLibs after cargo_build_all returns, whereas this wipes up front. So if a later arch fails (e.g. missing Zig, bad bb prebuilt), we're left with a partial tree where a complete one used to be, and since mopro create/update merges rather than replaces, that partial tree ships and Gradle hits the same missing-.so error this PR is fixing.
Could we stage each arch into a temp dir and swap once the loop finishes (like the build/tmp/<uuid> pattern the other builders use), or just move the wipe below the loop? Happy either way, curious what you think.
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You are right, I missed this case. We can stage each lib into a temp dir but how about using a jniLibs’s sibling dir instead of build/tmp/? This way we can simply install the ABIs from target to the sibling dir and once every build is successful and the loop exits we remove the old jnilibs dir and rename the sibling dir: “jniLibs”. this way we have no cross tree move/rename. If one target fails we will simply fallback to the old jniLibs and the half built jnilibs sinbling gets deleted at the start of the new run
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That sounds good to me. Let's go for this one. Thank you!
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In `@cli/src/build/react_native_noir.rs`:
- Line 69: Move the empty Android architecture-list validation using
android_arch_strings.first() before publish_jni_libs and any cleanup or staging
operations. Preserve the existing failure behavior for empty input while
ensuring publish_jni_libs only runs after a non-empty architecture list is
confirmed.
- Line 130: Update build_android_once so extra_env overrides are applied before
the default CARGO_TARGET_DIR assignment, keeping the computed target_dir
authoritative; alternatively, reject CARGO_TARGET_DIR in
ArchBuildConfig::extra_env. Ensure install_jni_lib continues reading artifacts
from target_dir/<arch>/<profile>/<library> without being redirected.
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Summary
Current implementation of android Noir multi target invocation for react native (
react_native_noir.rs) clears the jnilibs directory at each iteration leaving just the last android built lib inside.This happens because
uniffi-bindgen-react-native build androidwipes jniLibs on every invocation by design since ubrn treats a build as the entire set of ABIs and Noir needs one invocation per arch.Gradle still lists every requested ABI so the missing .so error pops up during app installation:
This error shows missing arm64-v8a lib even tough mopro build ran with --architectures aarch64-linux-android x86_64-linux-android
Fix
To fix this one mopro build has to generate a single jniLibs tree instead of one for each iteration and then copy that to the jnilibs directory.
Steps:
android/src/main/jniLibs--no-jniLibsto suppress the copying of the Rust library into the JNI library directoriesnote: the mapping triple -> ABI was already managed by a private function in the mopro-ffi's
react_native.rsfile, I made that public and reused it.Summary by CodeRabbit