In my code, is it possible to check if the app is running on an Android device, and if so, return the name of the APK file used to install the app on the device? In my case, that name is app-debug.apk
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The motivation for the question is that I’d like to give the APK a custom name, then when the app is running on the device, to execute some custom code, and set some custom configuration, based on the name of the APK. Maybe there is a better process to achieve that?
On Stack Overflow, I've seen many questions about how to change the APK name before the build, but none on how to programmatically check the APK name. I've also seen questions about how to check the APK name using native Android code.
Thanks.
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