bundle release is ~65Mb for a bundle one.
armv7 as it covers the biggest part of the device cake
well, x86 & x86_64 is for emulators mostly who run 32 or 64bit images, while arm7 & arm8 for old/new android devices.
But why the limit btw? once there are new version you simply delete oldones (keep 2-3 for history)?
Exactly. And other than f-droidorg, I don’t have an Archive repo.
For one, my repo runs on (limited) personal space – and for the other, there are some API limits for scanners I use (free-to-use for up to 32M, larger files would need a “paid plan”).
You can try reproducible build.
hi, they are working fine https://github.com/nikitasius/Telegraher/actions/runs/2823861411
Github do the bundle in 1h ±, thats nice and fast. I can even make it faster, but i need to tune github cache to cache the C-part (which almost never changed, just for multiacc or audio purposes). it will reduce building time to 1-3 minutes in theory, but i need a time for that.
Well, sadly @Izzy 's repo need small files due free tools limitations 
Guess, fdroid way is the only way and hope that flow could be adapted w/o issues here 
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