And it still holds true for development today! Really any organization that has multiple languages should consider making their devs lives easier with Make.
While I have your attentions, your app doesn't really need all these permissions:
read phone status and identity
read the contents of your USB storage
modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
read the contents of your USB storage
modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
read phone status and identity
full network access
draw over other apps
Technically, all you need is internet access. You don't need access to storage if you use app-private storage, which also gives you better security and automatic backups.
I'll look into the permissions, I definitely want it as limited as possible. The only two I see listed in my AndroidManifest.xml are INTERNET and SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW, which are the React Native defaults.
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And of course, it plays great with Docker & Compose, here's a write-up we did on using Make with container tooling: https://shipyard.build/blog/makefiles-for-modern-development...