< polycule >

[NoNameWasDefined]

< polycule > is a Matrix client.
The APK is only distributed via F-Droid, but each APK is compiled for a specific architecture and F-Droid put the x86_64 version in suggestion.
Obtainium tries to install this version (which can only work on x86_64 devices) but fails on most device by incompatibility.

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[DarkCrypt]

There's some apps on F-Droid which require an APK filter in order to retrieve the arch you want. The filter also varies per app.

Filter APKs by regular expression: \d+2

Import App -> < polycule >

[NoNameWasDefined]

Thanks, but why \d+2 correctly filter arch?

[DarkCrypt]

There's a pattern with the version code next to the version number (E.g. Version 0.3.4 (342)) for arm64. The version code 342 is also within the APK file name providing a way for Obtainium to filter.

All arm64 versions end with the number 2. So we can use \d+ for all numbers before the number 2 and then simply add the number 2 at the end for filtering, resulting in a final APK filter \d+2.

You'll see a similar pattern with the end numbers for the other arch's.

X86_64 = 4 (\d+4)
armeabi-v7a = 1 (\d+1)

There's always a pattern for these apps separated by arch but this particular filter isn't universal for all. As stated above, this filter can vary per app.