How to enter the <uses-feature value in the manifest.....through the extension

[11119 (Valery)]

I know and in some cases use extensions to change the manifest, which can add or, say, , but is it possible for an extension to write a string like to the beginning of the manifest in the manifest?

[Taifun]

You can find the answer in the annotations document

App Inventor Annotations

Taifun

[11119 (Valery)]

I didn’t find the answer there. because I didn’t understand anything but based on your reference, I guess that this is impossible

[Taifun]

Please provide an example
Also Rush might be able to do it

Rush • A new and improved way of building extensions

[banner] Rush is a build tool, built to be a complete replacement for the existing way of developing extensions. It attempts to improve the overall developer experience and reduce the amount of boilerplate code you need to write to make extensions. With Rush, you no longer need to use annotations to define your extension’s metadata and Android manifest tags. Instead, you get a separate metadata file, rush.yml, and direct support for AndroidManifest.xml (more on that below). Not just that, Ru…

Taifun

[11119 (Valery)]

for example, "uses-feature android:name=“android.hardware.type.watch” …

[Taifun]

Try this suggestion

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Taifun