When a project has own shared libs it installs, those are only listed by relative paths and only to their locations in the build directory. So specifydependencies.cmake will not pick them up to list them in the extralibs var, which results in the libraries not added to the APK and thus being broken. Had not yet investigated how the information about the install location of the shared libs could be pulled from, so no proposal/patch yet from me. Possibly shared libs could be made static to work around that (and might not only help with binary/installation size). But that might not work with libs shared by plugins perhaps, no complete clue right now (no coffee yet :) ).
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