I have an Ionic mobile app that is live on both Google Play and the App Store (see Android listing: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.parkonomy.mobile&hl=pl). It was last released a year ago using npm 8.11, and Google now warns that the binary still ships native libraries compiled for 4 KB pages. If nothing changes, the listing will disappear after 1 November 2025. Here is what I need: • Bring the project up to current Ionic/Capacitor standards, identify every native library still built for 4 KB pages, and recompile or swap them so the final APK/AAB fully supports the required 16 KB page size. I have not yet mapped which libs are affected, so discovery is part of the work. • Resolve any knock-on build or runtime issues you discover during the upgrade—especially anything that would block store acceptance. • Configure a full CI/CD pipeline on Codemagic. Whenever I push to the master branch with a new version tag, Codemagic should: – build Android (AAB) and iOS (IPA/TestFlight) artifacts, – upload them automatically as internal-testing builds to Google Play Console and App Store Connect, – alert me in Slack or by email on success/failure. • Verify that the freshly built apps install and run without regressions. I will give you repository access, existing store credentials, and any certificates/profiles you need. The job is complete when a successful Codemagic workflow produces store-ready builds and the Play Console no longer flags the 16 KB warning.