If you’re ready to jump in and see for yourself, head over to the official website to download Android Studio Bumblebee (2021.1.1).
So read on or watch below for further highlights and new features you can find in this stable version. Some notable additions include a unified test execution between Android Studio and your continuous integration (CI) server ✅, convenient pairing flows to support ADB over Wi-Fi 📲, Improved Profiler tools to help you identify and analyze jank in your app 🕵️, and new ways to preview animations 🎥 and UI interactions without deploying your app to a device.Īs always, this release wouldn’t be possible without the early feedback from our Preview users. We’ve improved functionality across a broad area of the typical developer workflow: Build and Deploy, Profiling and Inspection, and Design. The Android Studio team has been abuzz with the stable release of Android Studio Bumblebee (2021.1.1) 🐝 and Android Gradle plugin (AGP) 7.1.0 the latest versions of Android official IDE and build system. The app, the APK cannot be installed normally.Posted by Adarsh Fernando, Product Manager, Android If, instead, you ship the APK that Android Studio built just by you running That will only work if you did something other than run the app inĪndroid Studio in order to create that APK, such as:īuilt the app using the “Build APK(s)” menu optionīuilt the app using the assembleDebug or assembleRelease Gradle tasksīuilt the app using something else that might use those tasks, such as a CI Taken an APK lying around your build/ directory and sent it to somebody, Such as from an Android file manager or from a download off of a Web siteĪndroid Studio 3.0 sets android:testOnly="true" on APKs that are runįor many developers, this is of little consequence. You cannot install an app with android:testOnly="true" by conventional means, Remarked on it since it was introduced in 2009. On the whole, this may seem unremarkable, considering that few people have This kind of application can not be installed without the INSTALL_ALLOW_TEST flag, which means only through adb install.
For example, it may expose functionality or data outside of itself that would cause a security hole, but is useful for testing. Option to indicate this application is only for testing purposes. This has been around since API Level 4, which is practically forever inĪndroid terms. This value then shows up in PackageManager and ApplicationInfo as FLAG_TEST_ONLY. Your AndroidManifest.xml file can have an android:testOnly attribute.
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