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Linking adds a fair amount of time to Android builds. IN one recent support case I handled, disabling the linker was they key to improving the incremental build time after a small code change.
So in the Android Linker section you say:
Linker Behavior: Link SDK assemblies only
The Linker will reduce the amount of managed code which means less native code to compile
Because Android uses emulators which behave similarly to Android devices, there isn't a recommended difference between Emulator & Device builds for the Linker settings like there is for iOS
Linking adds a fair amount of time to Android builds. IN one recent support case I handled, disabling the linker was they key to improving the incremental build time after a small code change.
So in the Android Linker section you say:
So though there may not be a recommendation for simulator/ device builds, there is a recommendation for incremental versus full builds, as noted in this blog post:
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/xamarin/optimize-xamarin-android-builds/
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