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#### How do I build Conversations
-##### Compiling WebRTC.--WebRTC is a standard for Internet audio and video communication. libwebrtc, also used in the Google Chrome web browser, implementing the WebRTC standard.--**Note:** Starting with version 2.8.0 you will need to compile libwebrtc from source because there are no fresh binary releases available to download.--[Instructions](https://webrtc.github.io/webrtc-org/native-code/android/) can be found on the WebRTC website, however, there build method used by Conversations developers is slightly different.--```-mkdir -p ~/Prerequisites-for-Conversations-cd ~/Prerequisites-for-Conversations-git clone https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/tools/depot_tools.git-export PATH=~/Prerequisites-for-Conversations/depot_tools:$PATH-mkdir webrtc-cd webrtc-fetch --nohooks webrtc_android-# ...wait for 20Gb of stuff...-gclient sync-# ...wait for more 5Gb of stuff...-cd src-unset _JAVA_OPTS-./tools_webrtc/android/build_aar.py-```--It will take some time and build webrtc for all popular Android architectures.-The result will be the file `./libwebrtc.aar`---##### Building Conversations itself--Place the resulting libwebrtc.aar in the `libs/` directory. The PlayStore release currently-uses the stable M90 release and renamed the file name to `libwebrtc-m90.aar` put potentially you can-reference any file name by modifying `build.gradle`. Search for `libwebrtc-m90.aar`, and replace it with `libwebrtc.aar`.--
Make sure to have ANDROID_HOME point to your Android SDK. Use the Android SDK Manager to install missing dependencies.
Alternatively (and to avoid thinking about environment variables), create a file called local.properties, in the root of the Conversations build tree,