The recipe class is AudiodspRecipe - #7
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… 2026-09-21 Only the class name. The recipe still installs pydevices-audioif 0.0.4, the last version this build has been proved against; moving it to pydevices-audiodsp 0.5.x is a change of core and wants an APK build behind it.
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audioifwas renamedaudiodspon 2026-09-21 (PyDevices/workspace#4). This renames the python-for-android recipe's class and nothing else.The recipe still installs
pydevices-audioif0.0.4, the last version this build has been proved against. PyPI names are their own namespace, so that keeps working whatever GitHub calls any repository. Moving topydevices-audiodsp0.5.x is a change of core, not of name, and wants an APK build behind it; that is filed separately.