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Problem

The path-only dev-dependency layout from moq-dev/moq#6985 intentionally leaves library-only builds outside the workspace-hack. The remaining FFI cache split came from passing the host as --target: Dart always did this, and release packaging did it even for native builds. Cargo treats that as a different compilation mode.

Approach

• Keep the shared cargo build-ffi definition and existing release features (audio, video, openh264). Omit --target for native generation, benchmarking, and packaging; preserve the requested triple and NDK/linker setup for cross-builds.
• Release Dart generation inherits the normal build environment and resolves Cargo's configured target directory for both generation and benchmark pinning.
• Keep Dart's testing feature for leak checks, isolated under target/dart instead of using an explicit host target for isolation. Python already isolates its manual-clock build under target/py. Neither replaces the shared default cdylib.
• Read compiler-artifact messages for artifact lookup and benchmark pinning, using the explicit target directory for Android because cargo-ndk consumes those messages; validate the requested target/profile, and check hook freshness in native and configured-target directories. Packaging fixtures verify native x86/ARM, ARM cross-linking, minimal-build isolation, and staged artifacts; Dart fixtures verify debug/release selection.
• Rewrite the quest to its remaining scheduled platform measurements. The settled dev-dependency layout stays unchanged.

Feature/cache evidence

On Linux x86_64 with pinned Cargo/Rust 1.98.1, captured --unit-graph -Z unstable-options for the supported commands. Compared package/target, mode, profile, features, platform and dependency identities recursively, replacing graph indices with their referenced identities:

Build shape	Cargo units	Identical units shared with default host debug
Previous Dart test build: cargo build-ffi --features testing --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu	475	167
Dart test build: cargo build-ffi --features testing --target-dir target/dart	456	443
Default host debug: cargo build-ffi	456	456

All 13 remaining Dart variants are workspace crates downstream of kio/manual, including moq-ffi; every third-party dependency identity matches. The equivalent maturin test shape (cargo rustc --locked -p moq-ffi --features testing,openh264 --lib --crate-type cdylib) shares all 455 dependency identities with Dart; its final crate type differs intentionally. Default host release has 475 units; the previous explicit-host release shared only 167 of those identities. No library-only graph includes workspace-hack.

These are Cargo feature/compilation identities, not measured mbx hit rates or CPU savings. Build-script environment and cache state also affect actual reuse. The macOS scheduled observations below await one further complete run.

Impact

• Public API: none. Test hooks remain test-only; default and minimal feature contracts are unchanged.
• Wire: none.
• Build artifacts: native release packaging follows Cargo's emitted artifact path, including a configured host target; cross-builds retain target/<triple>/release. Packaged file names and CLI flags are unchanged. Dart test artifacts move to target/dart/debug.

Alternatives

Adding the workspace-hack to library builds would reverse the maintainer's settled layout and pull unrelated dependencies into shipped builds. Enabling testing everywhere would ship the counting allocator and test exports. Keeping the required test feature while removing redundant native targets preserves both contracts.

Choice made within the settled scope: preserve the intentional test-feature split and isolate outputs by target directory; keep explicit targets only for cross-compilation.

Settled decision

✅ Maintainer, 2026-11-04: remove the datagram ignore, its inventory entry, and its test-flake epic addition; merge current main and repeatedly test with retries off, then push if passing. Keep the datagram test enabled even if a failure reproduces on main, recording both failures instead. This explicit instruction governs this iteration. The independent reproduction on moq-dev/moq#7898 passed after merging main; this PR claims no datagram root-cause fix.

Decided 2026-11-04 (maintainer, /quest-unblock): ✅ accept the mbx cache-hit
evidence and estimated compiler savings as sufficient. Not chosen: adding
per-job CPU instrumentation and measuring. No measured CPU savings are claimed.

✅ Maintainer, 2026-11-04: hosted CI suffices for the strict Nix gate.
Local check flake skipping on hosts that refuse user-namespace mapping is
expected after moq-dev/moq#7763.
Requiring a namespace-capable local builder was not chosen. Merged origin/main
with the landed pkg-config and Gradle repairs; the default gate uses no
GRADLE_CMD override.

Platform continuation

Independent C, C++, Swift simulator, Swift, Swift benchmark, OBS, and installer
checks continue after a failed Rust or earlier suite, provided setup succeeded
and the job was not cancelled. Failures remain red. This implements the
coordination request in moq-dev/moq#7667.

Scheduled evidence

Collected the scheduled baseline and all three available after-runs; no Nightly
was dispatched. Counts below sum each invocation's final mbx[cache]: object cache line, including generator setup. They are observed counts across changing
workloads, not causal performance estimates. Not looked up and bypasses must
not be counted as hits.

Platform/run	Hits	Misses	Not looked up	Bypassed	Coverage
macOS Nov 1 baseline	238	9	4487	397	Complete
macOS Nov 2	139	2	2731	147	Partial, Rust websocket timeout
macOS Nov 3	233	10	5114	412	Complete
macOS Nov 4	-	-	-	-	Cancelled before any step
Windows Nov 1 baseline	129	0	1756	7	Partial, Rust suite failed
Windows Nov 2	-	-	-	-	NASM HTTP 503 before compilation
Windows Nov 3	140	9	3350	76	Complete
Windows Nov 4	130	19	3623	105	Complete

The logs report estimated compiler work saved: generator setup is 3m25s on
macOS and 6m14s on Windows in baseline and complete after-runs; macOS OBS reports
1m23s baseline and 1m14s Nov 3. No measured user/system CPU totals are present.
Windows has two usable complete after-runs, macOS only one; Windows' baseline
also covers less work. These runs measure the workspace-hack landing, not this
PR's still-unmerged FFI invocation alignment. No CPU improvement is claimed.

Validation

• Head 47839e27cd: with the linker variable exported, the previous fixture failed
  ('bogus' != None) and all 13 sh/gh/ffi.test.py tests now pass; ruff check,
  ruff format --check, and quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m0/ci/hakari
  (594 documents) pass. The full gate was not rerun for this test/doc-only change.

• Final head eaa9f82abc25a0c26058ab219c512419a08fff98: quest gate just ci origin/main passed every functional module (11,730 Rust tests passed, 136 skipped), including packaging fixtures and the real Dart hook. Only the accepted strict Nix namespace failure remains.

• Reproduced the Android cargo-ndk finding with a packaging fixture whose NDK command emits no artifact JSON: failed before, passes after. Packaging and the Dart hook now select Android's explicit target/profile path. Other targets retain Cargo artifact selection. All 13 packaging tests pass; actual Android toolchain compilation was not run locally.

• quest gate just test interop --all passed all checks (built before the final main merge, on 73664b4d4c590dc13d81e3247ccc393e86837b8e).

• On merged head 089ccc0578b195e3f13f6133c8c4c7cab4ab8c67, quest gate just ci origin/main passed every functional module, including 11,730 Rust tests (136 skipped). Exit 1 is solely the previously reproduced and maintainer-accepted strict Nix user-namespace failure (unshare: write failed /proc/self/uid_map: Operation not permitted). No harness override.

• The 20-iteration datagram stress command below also passed again on the merged head (80/80 executions); quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m0/ci/hakari passed (594 documents).

• Restored the default-connection datagram test and removed its inventory/quest additions as requested by the maintainer on 2026-11-04. Merged origin/main at 8c654bd748e9a6ec0682ac6ab5015b554998d8d8 into this branch as 089ccc0578b195e3f13f6133c8c4c7cab4ab8c67; no rebase or force push.

• quest gate just rs test -p moq-ffi -E 'test(datagrams_)' --retries 0 --stress-count 20 passed: all four selected datagram tests passed all 20 iterations (80 executions), including both default-connection tests. No test skip, retry, or timeout change.

• Final artifact-selection head dff984d3b7: quest gate just ci origin/main
  passed all functional modules, including the real Dart hook and 11,724 Rust
  tests (137 skipped). Only the accepted strict Nix namespace failure remains.

• Reproduced the online configured-host-target finding with a stale default
  library: the packaging fixture selected stale bytes before the fix. Fixtures
  now pass for the configured host, debug/release Dart generation, and rejection
  of a configured different target. Packaging, generation, benchmarking and the
  Dart hook read the current Cargo compiler-artifact messages rather than guess
  which existing file to load.

• This iteration: full quest gate just test interop --all passed on
  1773cdec54988bc40731f098f88bca04b118026b, before merging the base.

• Merged current origin/main, preserving both additions in the test-flake
  epic. Final quest gate just ci origin/main on 48299557cd248ead65268a331009c947ca287975
  passed every functional module: 11,724 Rust tests passed, 137 skipped.
  Only the maintainer-accepted strict flake namespace failure remains.

• quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m0/ci/hakari
  passed. Full quest gate just ci origin/main passed every functional suite
  (11,689 Rust tests passed, 136 skipped). Its only failures were the known
  strict flake namespace error (/proc/self/uid_map: Operation not permitted)
  and the new ignored-test inventory entry; the inventory ownership repair then
  passed quest gate just ci 324945ed53, including GitHub checks and fixtures.

• just gh check and quest check --base origin/main --branch quest/m0/ci/hakari passed.

• Initial strict quest gate just ci origin/main completed in 411s: all selected modules passed except check flake, which failed writing /proc/self/uid_map. No Gradle override was used. Rust tests: 11,690 passed, 135 skipped. C/C++, OBS compile, Kotlin, Dart, Python and Go passed; Swift skipped on Linux. Normal local quest gate just check origin/main passed in 231s, with check flake skipped by the user-namespace probe. A detached origin/main checkout reproduced the identical strict flake failure (CHECK_MODULES=flake just ci --all, exit 1, same github-runner derivation and uid_map error). The maintainer accepts hosted strict validation.

• Final strict gate on the functional change completed in 174s: all functional suites passed; flake repeated the known namespace failure, and Python lint identified two long fixture lines. The final commits only wrap/format those strings, with identical Python AST; ruff check, ruff format --check, and the Dart fixtures pass afterward. No harness or Gradle override was used.

• Dart generation profile fixtures pass and assert release preserves CC while debug filters it; all 13 packaging fixtures pass with the minimal sentinel independent of earlier cases.

• Previous full just test interop --all passed; this iteration changes build environment selection, fixtures, workflow continuation and documentation.

Review

Head 47839e27cd9d8a3ceef44aa516d313298886e8e8:
local review skipped by the authoring model (Claude Opus 5.5) as too trivial to need one.
It only drops CARGO_TARGET_AARCH64_UNKNOWN_LINUX_GNU_LINKER in the packaging
fixture's setUp and rewords one quest-list line, fixing both CodeRabbit threads:
README wording
(fixed) and fixture linker env
(fixed, reproduced first).

Previous round: quest review --base origin/main --branch quest/m0/ci/hakari,
Claude Code / Claude Opus 5.5 (claude-opus-5-5), medium effort,
session e659a2a0-f226-43df-896e-de115ec9085e, round 11, reviewed
eaa9f82abc
with no findings. Round 9's request to restore the datagram ignore was refuted by
the explicit maintainer decision above; all earlier findings remain fixed,
including the configured-target artifact finding
and Android cargo-ndk finding.

Follow-ups

No new quests. The existing hakari quest
retains the second complete scheduled macOS after-run in ## Waiting, so it
outlives this PR. Rechecked scheduled runs on 2026-11-04: the latest remains
Nov 4, whose macOS job
was cancelled with no steps. This outside measurement wait does not block landing. The existing
Nightly quest
owns scheduled failures. Platform continuation implements its coordination request.

(Written by GPT-6.1 Sol with high effort; updated by Claude Opus 5.5)

[pullfrog]

Important

The artifact-path issue raised in the open thread on rs/moq-ffi/build.sh:160 is still present at 48299557c, and it extends beyond build.sh to the Dart release/bench lookup and the hook. It is a regression versus the old always---target behavior: when Cargo is configured with a build target, native packaging can read a stale target/release library while Cargo wrote target/<triple>/release.

Reviewed changes

• Native FFI reuse: rs/moq-ffi/build.sh omits --target when TARGET == HOST_TARGET, keeps the triple and aarch64 linker for cross builds, and resolves native packaging/bindgen from target/release via artifact_dir().
• Dart generation split: sh/dart/generate.sh keeps the testing build in target/dart with the hook-filtered environment, runs release in the normal environment, and resolves the release library through cargo metadata; sh/dart/bench.sh pins that library with an absolute path.
• Dart hook: dart/moq_ffi/hook/build.dart detects the native host with rustc -vV, omits --target for it, and always builds into target/dart.
• Platform continuation: a Setup complete marker lets Windows/macOS later suites run on !cancelled() && steps.setup.outcome == 'success', so one failed suite no longer skips independent ones.
• Flake handling: moq-ffi::test::datagrams_cross_a_default_connection is ignored, allowlisted, and recorded in the flake epic.
• Docs: .cargo/config.toml, .github/ffi.md, and the hakari/CI quest updates.

⚠️ Native artifact lookup ignores Cargo's configured build target

artifact_dir() and the Dart lookups assume a native build writes target/release. If CARGO_BUILD_TARGET or [build] target is set (a normal cross-compilation setup, including to the host triple), Cargo writes target/<triple>/release even though no --target was passed. Packaging then fails on a clean tree or silently stages an older target/release library, and the Dart hook/release path looks in the wrong directory.

Technical details

# Native artifact paths must follow Cargo's effective build target

## Affected sites
- `rs/moq-ffi/build.sh:158-164` — `artifact_dir()` returns `$TARGET_BASE_DIR/release` for `target == HOST_TARGET`, ignoring a configured build target. Also affects `find_cdylib` for bindgen.
- `sh/dart/generate.sh:52-54` — debug hardcodes `target/dart/debug`; with a configured build target the hook's `--target-dir` output is `target/dart/<triple>/debug`.
- `sh/dart/generate.sh:56` — release derives `<target_directory>/release` from `cargo metadata`, which returns the base dir, not `<base>/<triple>`.
- `sh/dart/bench.sh:26-27` — same assumption when pinning the hook's `library` user-define.
- `dart/moq_ffi/hook/build.dart:139` — assumes `<target-dir>/[<triple>/]debug` from a `rustc -vV` host comparison; a configured build target makes the real path `<target-dir>/<configured-triple>/debug`.

`CARGO_BUILD_TARGET` is dropped from the Dart hook's filtered env (and from `generate.sh`'s `env -i`), but a `[build] target` in the workspace or a user `~/.cargo/config.toml` still applies because `--target-dir` does not override it. `build.sh` and the release/bench paths also honor the env var.

## Required outcome
- Native packaging, binding generation, and the Dart hook/bench must load the artifact Cargo actually produced for the requested target.
- A configured build target must never silently substitute a stale artifact from `target/release`.
- Cross builds continue to keep their explicit triple and linker.

## Suggested approach
- Read the artifact path from Cargo's JSON output (`--message-format=json-render-diagnostics`, `compiler-artifact` for the cdylib) and use it for packaging/bindgen, or
- Resolve the effective target (`$CARGO_BUILD_TARGET` / `cargo config get build.target`), append it to the lookup path, and pass `--target "$TARGET"` whenever the configured target differs from the requested one (or abort with a clear error).
- For the hook, either parse `cargo --message-format=json` for the library path or include the configured target in its `built` resolution.

## Test gap
`test_native_and_cross_builds_stage_the_selected_artifacts` covers native/cross/minimal but never a configured build target. Add a case with `CARGO_BUILD_TARGET` (or a fixture `.cargo/config.toml` `[build] target`) equal to the host plus a stale `target/release/libmoq_ffi.so`, and assert the package comes from the configured target dir rather than the stale file.

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Important

No new issues in this delta, but the native-artifact-path concern from the prior Pullfrog review still stands at 48299557c. This review stays non-approving until it is resolved or explicitly waived.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the delta since the prior Pullfrog review at 1773cdec5: an origin/main merge plus documentation- and fixture-only updates.

• Merged origin/main: pulled in main's moq-gst interleaved-restart flake quest, the nightly.sh contributions bench, and its test-inventory entry, all already landed on main.
• Recorded the restart flake: noted moq-gst's interleaved restart test in the test-flake epic.
• Updated fixtures for a new base field: added warmup: None to three moq-ffi test struct literals so the merge compiles.

⚠️ Native artifact lookup still ignores Cargo's configured build target

The concern raised at rs/moq-ffi/build.sh:160 is unchanged: artifact_dir() returns $TARGET_BASE_DIR/release whenever the requested target equals the host, but Cargo writes to $TARGET_BASE_DIR/<triple>/release when CARGO_BUILD_TARGET or [build] target is configured. Packaging then fails on a clean tree or silently stages a stale target/release library, and the same assumption remains in the Dart release, bench, and hook lookups.

Technical details

# Native artifact paths must follow Cargo's effective build target

## Affected sites
- `rs/moq-ffi/build.sh:158-165` — `artifact_dir()` returns `$TARGET_BASE_DIR/release` for `target == HOST_TARGET`, ignoring a configured build target. Also affects `find_cdylib` for bindgen.
- `sh/dart/generate.sh:52-57` — release derives `<target_directory>/release` from `cargo metadata`, which returns the base dir, not `<base>/<triple>`.
- `sh/dart/bench.sh:26-27` — pins `<target_directory>/release/$library` with the same assumption.
- `dart/moq_ffi/hook/build.dart:139` — assumes `<target-dir>/[<triple>/]debug` from a `rustc -vV` host comparison; a configured build target makes the real path `<target-dir>/<configured-triple>/debug`.

`CARGO_BUILD_TARGET` is dropped from the Dart hook's filtered env (and from `generate.sh`'s `env -i`), but a `[build] target` in the workspace or a user `~/.cargo/config.toml` still applies because `--target-dir` does not override it. `build.sh` and the release/bench paths also honor the env var.

## Required outcome
- Native packaging, binding generation, and the Dart hook/bench must load the artifact Cargo actually produced for the requested target.
- A configured build target must never silently substitute a stale artifact from `target/release`.
- Cross builds continue to keep their explicit triple and linker.

## Suggested approach
- Read the artifact path from Cargo's JSON output (`--message-format=json-render-diagnostics`, `compiler-artifact` for the cdylib) and use it for packaging/bindgen, or
- Resolve the effective target (`$CARGO_BUILD_TARGET` / `cargo config get build.target`), append it to the lookup path, and pass `--target "$TARGET"` whenever the configured target differs from the requested one (or abort with a clear error).
- For the hook, either parse `cargo --message-format=json` for the library path or include the configured target in its `built` resolution.

## Test gap
`test_native_and_cross_builds_stage_the_selected_artifacts` covers native/cross/minimal but never a configured build target. Add a case with `CARGO_BUILD_TARGET` (or a fixture `.cargo/config.toml` `[build] target`) equal to the host plus a stale `target/release/libmoq_ffi.so`, and assert the package comes from the configured target dir rather than the stale file.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed commit: dff984d, incrementally from 1773cde and accounting for the base merge.

The prior configured-target artifact issue is addressed: packaging and Dart consumers select the current Cargo invocation's artifact and validate target/profile. The new fixtures cover host-scoped output with stale default artifacts and reject a different target. No new actionable finding in the fix.

Static GitHub review only; I did not run tests. The fixtures use mocked Cargo, and hosted Check was queued when inspected.

[pullfrog]

Caution

The new Cargo artifact lookup breaks Android packaging: cargo ndk consumes Cargo's compiler-artifact messages and never prints them, so both rs/moq-ffi/build.sh and the Dart hook fail for every Android target.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the delta since the prior Pullfrog review at 48299557c: the single fix(ffi) commit dff984d3b.

• Cargo artifact selection: packaging, Dart generation, and benchmark pinning now parse --message-format=json-render-diagnostics output through sh/rs/ffi-artifact.jq, requiring exactly one moq_ffi cdylib and validating its target/profile directory.
• Dart hook: parses the same artifact messages from its Cargo run and validates the built path, including a configured host target.
• Fixtures: packaging and generation fixtures gained configured-host-target cases, a stale default library, and a mismatched-target rejection.
• Freshness check: sh/dart/check.sh now scans the nested target directory.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed commit: 089ccc0, incrementally from dff984d and accounting for the base merge.

The configured-target fix remains in place, and I found no new actionable issue in the restored datagram test. I independently checked the existing Android artifact finding: pinned cargo-ndk consumes the compiler-artifact messages required by the new lookup, so Android packaging remains blocked. No duplicate inline comment.

Static GitHub review only; I did not run tests. Hosted Check was in progress when inspected.

[pullfrog]

Important

The delta since the prior review is test- and documentation-only and adds no new defects, but the open Android artifact-selection thread from the last Pullfrog review remains unaddressed and still blocks merging.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the range-diff since the prior Pullfrog review at dff984d3b: the merge of current origin/main and the restoration of default-connection datagram coverage.

• Restored datagram coverage: datagrams_cross_a_default_connection lost its #[ignore], and the sh/gh/test-inventory.allow entry plus test-flake note were removed, matching the maintainer's explicit 2026-11-04 decision after 20 retry-free stress iterations passed.
• Merged origin/main: picked up the dispatch-query flake skip and the fastest-reader relay/qmux evidence; none of the PR's build, hook, workflow, or fixture files changed in the merge.

⚠️ Android packaging still parses artifact JSON that cargo-ndk never prints

The open thread at rs/moq-ffi/build.sh:141 is unchanged by this delta and remains a merge blocker. cargo-ndk v4.1.2 appends --message-format json-render-diagnostics, consumes compiler-artifact messages internally, and only echoes compiler messages/text lines to stdout unless --output-dir is used, so the jq filter sees no moq_ffi cdylib for any Android target. The Dart hook's cargo ndk path has the same failure.

Technical details

# Android builds must not depend on cargo-ndk forwarding Cargo JSON

## Affected sites
- `rs/moq-ffi/build.sh:141` — captures `cargo ndk` stdout into `$messages`; cargo-ndk never prints `compiler-artifact`.
- `rs/moq-ffi/build.sh:160` — jq then errors "expected one moq-ffi cdylib from Cargo" for Android.
- `dart/moq_ffi/hook/build.dart:140` — same `cargo ndk` stdout parsing for Android Flutter builds.
- `sh/gh/ffi.test.py` — the fixture stub only handles `build-ffi`, never `ndk`, so this branch is untested.

## Required outcome
- Android packaging and the Dart hook resolve the library Cargo produced under `<target-dir>/<triple>/<profile>/` without relying on cargo-ndk emitting JSON.
- Non-Android builds keep selecting the Cargo-reported artifact, including a configured host target.

## Suggested approach
- Android branch: skip `ffi-artifact.jq` and use `$TARGET_BASE_DIR/$target/release/$library` (cargo-ndk always appends `--target <triple>`), or pass `cargo ndk -o <dir>` and read the copied file. In the hook, use its already-computed `scoped` URI.
- Add a fixture whose `cargo` stub handles `ndk ...` and emits no artifact JSON, asserting the Android package still stages the built library.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)

Reviewed commit: eaa9f82, incrementally from 089ccc0.

The Android artifact issue is addressed: packaging and the Dart hook use the explicit target/profile path after cargo-ndk completes, while the non-Android Cargo-reported path remains intact. The new packaging fixture covers cargo-ndk emitting no artifact JSON. No new actionable findings in this delta.

Static GitHub review only; I did not run tests or an Android build. The fixture mocks Cargo and does not exercise the Dart Android hook; hosted Check was in progress when inspected.

[pullfrog]

✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

Reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review at 089ccc0: the Android artifact-resolution fix and a fixture formatting commit.

• Android packaging fallback: rs/moq-ffi/build.sh now returns the deterministic <target-dir>/<target>/release/libmoq_ffi.so after cargo ndk, since cargo-ndk consumes Cargo's artifact JSON instead of forwarding it.
• Android Dart hook fallback: dart/moq_ffi/hook/build.dart uses the already-computed scoped target/dart/<triple>/debug/<lib> path for Android, keeping artifact-JSON selection for other targets.
• Fixture coverage: the packaging fixture gains an aarch64-linux-android case whose cargo stub handles ndk ..., emits no artifact JSON, and still asserts the .so is staged; the linker and staticlib assertions are narrowed to match Android's package contents.

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No new actionable bugs found in the update. Clearing the inherited cross-linker setting makes the native fixture independent of the developer environment; the earlier configured-target and Android artifact fixes remain intact. The change is a focused adjustment to the existing test and documentation.

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Major · Recognize the Android ARMv7 target in the Android predicate. · build.dart:113-123

dart/moq_ffi/hook/build.dart:113-123
Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Recognize the Android ARMv7 target in the Android predicate.

armv7-linux-androideabi does not contain -android, so the hook invokes plain Cargo instead of cargo ndk. The Android ARMv7 build can fail because the NDK linker and sysroot are not configured.

Suggested fix

-  final android = target.contains('-android');
+  final android =
+      target.contains('-android') || target.contains('-androideabi');

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Review comment at @dart/moq_ffi/hook/build.dart around lines 113 - 123:
Update the Android target check in the build argument selection to recognize
`armv7-linux-androideabi` as Android, so it uses the `cargo ndk` path and its
NDK linker and sysroot setup. Preserve the existing handling of other Android
and non-Android targets.

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- Around line 113-123: Update the Android target check in the build argument
selection to recognize `armv7-linux-androideabi` as Android, so it uses the
`cargo ndk` path and its NDK linker and sysroot setup. Preserve the existing
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