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The essential tools for any Java developer, including a Java IDE, a CVS client, Git client, XML Editor, Mylyn, Maven integration and WindowBuilder

This package includes:

• Code Recommenders Developer Tools
• Eclipse EGit
• Eclipse Java Development Tools
• Maven Integration for Eclipse
• Mylyn Task List
• WindowBuilder Core
• Eclipse XML Editors and Tools

• org.eclipse.cvs
• org.eclipse.equinox.p2.user.ui
• org.eclipse.help
• org.eclipse.jdt
• org.eclipse.platform
• org.eclipse.rcp
• org.eclipse.wst.xml_ui.feature
• org.eclipse.mylyn.ide_feature
• org.eclipse.mylyn.java_feature
• org.eclipse.mylyn.bugzilla_feature
• org.eclipse.mylyn.context_feature
• org.eclipse.mylyn_feature
• org.eclipse.mylyn.wikitext_feature
• org.eclipse.mylyn.cvs
• org.eclipse.mylyn.git
• org.eclipse.mylyn.hudson
• org.eclipse.egit
• org.eclipse.egit.import
• org.eclipse.egit.mylyn
• org.eclipse.m2e.feature
• org.eclipse.m2e.logback.feature
• org.eclipse.wb.core.feature
• org.eclipse.wb.core.ui.feature
• org.eclipse.wb.layout.group.feature
• org.eclipse.wb.swing.feature
• org.eclipse.recommenders.feature.rcp
• org.eclipse.epp.package.common.feature

Maintained by: Eclipse Mylyn Project

Bugzilla

Bugs listed in italics indicate the bug has been moved to another project.

Bugs listed in italics indicate the bug has been moved to another project.

Android Studio 4.1 has been released to the stable channel.Download it here.

Android Studio 4.2 is currently in the Canary and Dev channels.

For the latest news on releases, including a list of notable fixes ineach release, also see the Release updates.

If you encounter any problems using a preview version of Android Studio, pleaselet us know. Your bug reports help to make AndroidStudio better.

Android Studio 4.2

R8 retrace now available in command-line tools

Available in version 4.0 of the command-line tools, R8 retraceis a standalone tool for obtaining the original stack trace from an obfuscatedstack trace.

You can download this package with the SDK manager, which installsR8 retrace in android_sdk/cmdline-tools.Alternatively, you can download the standalone command-line tools package.

For usage information, see R8 retrace in theuser guide.

New Layout Inspector refresh action

Introduced in Android Studio 4.0, the Layout Inspector was designed forreal-time inspection of your running app's UI stack.However, you might not always want the Layout Inspectorto immediately reflect what's happening in your app, since you might want toinspect a snapshot of your app's layout at a specific point in time orminimize the performance impact of live updates on your app.

Pause live updates and refresh the screen capture in the Layout Inspector.

To manually load a snapshot of UI data from your app, first disable theLive updates option. You can then click the Refresh button to take a new snapshot of the UI stack for inspection. The LayoutInspector now remembers your preference to keep Live updates enabled ordisabled between sessions.

Android Studio 4.1 has been released to the stable channel.Download it here.

Android Studio 4.2 is currently in the Canary and Dev channels.

For the latest news on releases, including a list of notable fixes ineach release, also see the Release updates.

If you encounter any problems using a preview version of Android Studio, pleaselet us know. Your bug reports help to make AndroidStudio better.

Android Studio 4.2

R8 retrace now available in command-line tools

Available in version 4.0 of the command-line tools, R8 retraceis a standalone tool for obtaining the original stack trace from an obfuscatedstack trace.

You can download this package with the SDK manager, which installsR8 retrace in android_sdk/cmdline-tools.Alternatively, you can download the standalone command-line tools package.

For usage information, see R8 retrace in theuser guide.

New Layout Inspector refresh action

Introduced in Android Studio 4.0, the Layout Inspector was designed forreal-time inspection of your running app's UI stack.However, you might not always want the Layout Inspectorto immediately reflect what's happening in your app, since you might want toinspect a snapshot of your app's layout at a specific point in time orminimize the performance impact of live updates on your app.

Pause live updates and refresh the screen capture in the Layout Inspector.

To manually load a snapshot of UI data from your app, first disable theLive updates option. You can then click the Refresh button to take a new snapshot of the UI stack for inspection. The LayoutInspector now remembers your preference to keep Live updates enabled ordisabled between sessions.

Android Gradle plugin support for Jetpack Compose

Starting with Android Gradle Plugin 4.2 Canary 13, only Jetpack ComposeCompiler 1.0.0-alpha-04 andhigher will be supported.

Upgrade Assistant for AGP

Starting in Android Studio 4.2 Canary 5, an Upgrade Assistant for AndroidGradle plugin can help you update the AGP version for your project.

Built on top of the existing AGP upgrade functionality, this tool guides youthrough project-wide updates/refactorings and includes a preview of theupdates to help prevent potential breaking changes before executing the AGPupgrade.

Support for Safe Args

Safe Args is a Gradleplugin that generates simple object and builder classesfor type-safe navigation and access to any associated arguments. AndroidStudio 4.2 Canary 9 and higher includes special support when working with SafeArgs, as described below:

• Autocompletions for Directions, Args, and the various builder classes
• Support for both Java and Kotlin safe args plugins
• Navigation from source to XML

Accessibility Scanner for Layout Editor

Android Studio now integrates with the Android Accessibility Test Framework tohelp you find accessibility issues in your layouts. When using the LayoutEditor, click on the Accessibility Scanner button to launch thescanner. The tool also offers suggested fixes for some common problems such asmissing content descriptions.

Accessibility Scanner is available starting in Canary 8.

Database Inspector

Query editor improvements

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The Database Inspector includes someimprovements to help you write and execute your custom SQL statements. Whenyou open the inspector and open a New query Tuneskit video cutter for mac download free. tab, you should notice alarger, resizable editor surface to author and format your queries, asshown below.

Additionally, we now provide a history of your previous queries. When you click on theShow query history button, you should see a list of queries you previously ran against the currentlyselected database. Click a query in the list to see a preview of the fullquery in the editor and press Enter to copy it to the editor. Then,click Run to execute the statement.

Offline mode

In previous versions of Android Studio, disconnecting from an app process whileusing the Database Inspector resulted in closing the inspector and its data.In Android Studio 4.2 Canary 8 and higher, we've added the ability to keepinspecting your app's databases after a process disconnects, making it easierto debug your app after a crash.

When a disconnect occurs, the Database Inspector downloads your databases andthen makes them available to you in offline mode. When offline, you can opentables and run queries.

Keep in mind, when you reconnect to a live app process, the Database Inspectorreturns to live mode and shows you only the data that is on the device. That is,data shown in offline mode doesn't persist when you reconnect to an app process.Because of this, the Database Inspector does not allow editing or runningmodification statements while in offline mode.

New removable setting for feature modules

Android Gradle plugin 4.2 uses bundletool 1.0.0, which introduces a behaviorchange for apps using feature modules: Any feature modulespecified as dist:install-time that's not explicitly marked asdist:removable will become non-removable by default. This new settingoptimizes fusing of install-time modules with the base module, potentiallyimproving app performance for some apps.

For more information on this new setting, see the documentation for thedist:removable tag in the documentation forfeature module manifest.

This section provides a summary of the new features and changes in AndroidStudio 4.2.

Android Gradle plugin 4.2

New JVM resource compiler

A new JVM resource compiler in Android Gradle plugin 4.2 tool replaces portionsof the AAPT2 resource compiler, potentiallyimproving build performance, especially on Windows machines.

Starting with the Canary 7 release, the new JVM resource compiler is enabled bydefault.

v3 and v4 signing now supported

Android Gradle Plugin 4.2 now supports APK v3and APK v4 signing formats. To enable one or both of these formats in yourbuild, add the following properties to your module-level build.gradleor build.gradle.kts file:

APK v4 signing allows you to quickly deploy large APKs using the ADBIncremental APK installation inAndroid 11. This new flag takes care of the APK signing step in the deploymentprocess.

Support for Jetpack Compose

Jetpack Compose toolkit provides a modern approach to building your app's UI.The toolkit also brings all of Kotlin's benefits, such as helping you to writeconcise and idiomatic code that's fully interoperable with Java.

For the best experience developing with Jetpack Compose, you should use thelatest version of Android Studio 4.2. That's because when you use AndroidStudio to develop your app with Jetpack Compose, you can benefit from smarteditor features, such as New Project templates and the ability to immediatelypreview your Compose UI.

To learn more and get started, go to the Jetpack Compose overview.

New Jetpack Compose tooling support in 4.2

Android Studio now includes additional support for previewing and testing appsthat use Jetpack Compose.

Compose preview

The following parameters for @Preview methodsare now available:

• showBackground: Switch on and off a background for your preview.
• backgroundColor: Set a color that is only used in the preview surface.
• uiMode: This new parameter can take any of the Configuration.UI_*constants and allows you to change the behavior of the preview to, for example,set it to Night Mode to see how the theme reacts.

Interactive preview

In this mode, you can interact with your UI components, click them, and seehow the state changes. It's a quick way to get feedback on how your UI reactsand to preview the animations. To enable it, just click the interactive iconand the preview will switch modes.

To stop, click the Stop Interactive Preview in the top toolbar.

Deploy to device

Use this feature to deploy a snippet of your UI to a device. This will help totest small parts of your code in the device without having to start the fullapplication.

Click the deploy to device icon next to the @Preview annotation or in the topof the preview and Android Studio will deploy that @Preview to yourconnected device or emulator.

Preview Data Sources API

The new Data Sources API allows you to generate previews from your data. Ifyou have an existing list of data, or a list of themes, this API will allowyou to inject it as a parameter to the @Preview method.

To enable the above features, your module's build.gradle must contain thefollowing settings:

Known issues for Compose preview

androidx.ui.foundation.Dialog is currently not supported in Composepreview.

Improved instrumentation testing

Starting in Android Studio 4.2 Canary 1, instrumentation tests can now be runacross multiple devices in parallel and investigated using a specializedinstrumentation test results panel. Using this panel, you can determine iftests are failing due to API level or hardware properties.

Testing your app across a wide variety of API levels and form factors is one of the best waysto ensure that all users have a great experience when using your app.

To take advantage of this feature:

1. Select Modify Device Set in the target device dropdown menu (in thetop-center of the IDE).

2. Select the target devices and click OK.

3. Select Multiple Devices in the target device dropdown menu and run yourtests.

To view your test results in the Run panel, go toView > Tool Windows > Run.

The new test results panel allows you to filter your test results by status,device, and API level. Additionally, you can sort each column by clicking theheader. By clicking on an individual test, you can view logs and deviceinformation individually for each device.

Apply Changes

To help you be more productive as you iterate on your app, we've made thefollowing enhancements to Apply Changes for devices runningAndroid 11 or higher:

Support for additional code changes

For devices running Android 11 or higher, you can now add staticfinal primitive fields and then deploy those changes to your running app byclicking either Apply Code Changesor Apply Changes and Restart Activity.

You can now also add resources and then deploy those changes to your running appon Android 11 devices by clicking Apply Changes and RestartActivity.

Known Issues for 4.2 Preview

This section describes current known issues in Android Studio 4.2 Preview.

Native Memory Profiler: Profiling app startup disabled

Profiling native memory on app startup has been disabled. This option will beenabled in an upcoming release.

As a workaround, you can use the Perfetto standalone command-line profiler to capture startup profiles.

Studio doesn't start after installing Canary 8

After upgrading Android Studio to 4.2 Canary 8, the IDE may not start forcertain users who set custom VM options in the .vmoptions file. To workaround this issue, we recommend commenting out custom options in .vmoptions(using the '#' character). The .vmoptions file can be found in thefollowing locations:

Windows

C:UsersYourUserNameAppData[Local|Roaming]GoogleAndroidStudioPreview4.2studio64.exe.vmoptions

macOS

~/Library/Application Support/Google/AndroidStudioPreview4.2/studio.vmoptions

Linux

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~/.config/Google/AndroidStudioPreview4.2/studio64.vmoptions