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[GitHub] [cordova-android] breautek commented on issue #1145: Building an Android 10 (API leve 29) App in Cordova using Visual Studio

breautek commented on issue #1145:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-android/issues/1145#issuecomment-751406696


   By default, cordova-android@9 targets API 29.
   
   This may be overrided by a preference in `config.xml`. Check if you have the `android-targetSdkVersion` declared. If so, remove it, or target 29 or higher.
   
   > Visual Studio 2017 doesn't allow me to use Android 10 or API level above 28
   
   I'm not aware of anything inside VS that would limit you from targeting a higher API level, but Cordova is something Microsoft no longer supports in their projects unfortunately. I've never used VS for cordova but if they offered GUI interfaces for settings, perhaps you may have to do things manually now by modifying the config files yourself rather than through a GUI.
   
   Since this doesn't appear to be a bug with Cordova I'll be closing this ticket. If you need further assistance, you can reach out to our [Slack](http://slack.cordova.io/) community.


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