Set Audience SDK build size baselines and limits#808
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Audience SDK — Build Size
SDK Size = build minus empty app. Change = vs baseline. Fails if any platform exceeds its absolute size limit. |
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emptyAppBytes: measured with SDK stripped (CI run on feat/audience-empty-app-baseline-measure). baselineBytes: measured with SDK present (CI run on feat/audience-android-size-drop-mono). maxBytes: emptyAppBytes + 20 MB per platform. Build size comment now shows a "SDK adds" column alongside vs-baseline delta. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Sets build size baselines and limits in
.github/audience-build-budget.jsonand restructures the PR size comment to focus on SDK footprint rather than total app size.The comment now shows SDK Size (build minus empty app) and Change (delta vs baseline), so reviewers see exactly what the SDK itself weighs and whether a PR grew or shrunk it.