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## Compiling - Android

To compile on android you can simply run the bash script located in android/compile-android.sh. This script requires [Docker](https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/) to run and internet connectivity to build the image. After running the script the binary file will be located in the source directory (where this readme file is located).

## Testing

The full SQLite test suite will not complete successfully when using SQLCipher. In some cases encryption interferes with low-level tests that require access to database file data or features which are unsupported by SQLCipher. Those tests that are intended to support encryption are intended for non-SQLCipher implementations. In addition, because SQLite tests are not always isolated, if one test fails it can trigger a domino effect with other failures in later steps.
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