Cannot link executable libpython.so

[KindlyOnes]

Checklist

• I'm reporting a bug unrelated to a specific site.
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• I've verified that I'm running the latest stable version of Seal or any later preview versions.
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Describe the bug

There is no Python library or the app cannot find it.

To Reproduce

1. Copy yt url
2. Paste
3. See the error

Error reports

App version: 1.13.1 (11311)
Device information: Android 5.0.1 (API 21)
Supported ABIs: [armeabi-v7a, armeabi]
Yt-dlp version: 2024.10.16.232911

URL: https://youtu.be/y3zk7pAhpno?si=c9JKJyahshfq2vX4
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: empty/missing DT_HASH in "/data/app/com.junkfood.seal-1/lib/arm/libpython.so" (built with --hash-style=gnu?)

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Additional context

This is old device for using as media player.

[KindlyOnes]

I know that support for SDK 21 has been discontinued in Alpha versions. I would appreciate it if you keep the SDK21 supporting version running until then.

[JunkFood02]

We are sorry but due to upstream requirements we have no choice but to drop support for Android 5

[KindlyOnes]

We are sorry but due to upstream requirements we have no choice but to drop support for Android 5

It's not a problem, but can this libpython.so file not found error be fixed?

[JunkFood02]

this libpython.so file not found error be fixed?

We've updated the python in v1.13.1 and it was compiled with minimum supported sdk 24. That's the root of this error