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Vendor push SDK binaries can live here when a vendor only provides a console
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download.
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The Xuqm push SDK owns the vendor dependency graph. Huawei, Honor, Xiaomi,
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OPPO, and vivo dependencies are declared by `sdk-push/build.gradle.kts`, so app
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integrators do not need to add vendor SDKs themselves.
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If a vendor SDK must be pinned to an official console-only binary for a tenant,
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put the vendor `*.aar` or `*.jar` here before publishing the Xuqm push SDK.
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Those binaries are picked up by `api(fileTree(...))`.
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Xiaomi's official current AAR download page requires a Xiaomi Push console login
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session. If an app must use that exact official package, download it from the
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tenant's Xiaomi console and publish this SDK with the AAR in this directory.
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`sdk-push` owns the Android manifest integration: permissions, push services,
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notification click activity, vendor receivers and metadata placeholders are
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declared in `src/main/AndroidManifest.xml`. Host apps should integrate the Xuqm
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push SDK; vendor credentials are loaded from the tenant platform when the vendor
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SDK supports runtime configuration.
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