Use an adaptive icon as launcher icon #18
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This replaces the raster icons for the different pixel densities with an adaptive (vector) icon, which automatically adapts to different shapes (square, squircle, circle, rounded) and can also display in monochrome mode. See https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/launch/icon_design_adaptive
The raster icons can be dropped completely, since starting with SDK 26 vector drawables / adaptive icons are fully supported:
ramses-sample-app/app/build.gradle
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