To quickly identify which nodes include semantics, either declared or merged, use select the View options dropdown in the Component Tree window and select Highlight Semantics Layers. This highlights only the nodes in the tree that include semantics, and you can use your keyboard to quickly navigate between them.
In Android Studio Bumblebee, you can avoid Activity restarts when connecting the Layout Inspector by setting this flag ahead of time using one of the following steps:. Each type of asynchronous task now appears under the appropriate heading in the inspector tab, allowing you to easily monitor its status and progress.
Similar to Workers, you can select a Job, Alarm, or Wakelock to inspect its detailed information in the Task Details panel. Because Workers use Jobs and Wakelocks under the hood, those tasks that are scheduled by Workers appear as children of each Worker. Keep in mind, you can only see Workers in the Graph mode. These are features in addition to those launched in Android Studio Arctic Fox, such as parallel device testing and Gradle test runner for unit tests.
When running instrumented tests, previous versions of Android Studio used the IntelliJ Android instrumented test runner. So, depending on whether you run your tests from Android Studio or from the command line using the Gradle plugin, such as on your continuous integration server, you might see different test results, such as tests passing using one runner and failing on another.
Now, when running your automated instrumentation tests from Android Studio, your results are more likely to be consistent with those you run using the Android Gradle plugin from the command line. Otherwise, you can create a new instrumented test configuration using the gutter action next to your test class or method, as shown below.
When running your instrumented tests, you can confirm that Android Studio is using the Gradle test runner by inspecting the test output in the Test Matrix for Gradle task output. Although we are improving this feature with each release of Android Studio, there are some known issues.
If you are experiencing issues, please report a bug. You can also disable the new testing pipeline to revert to the old behavior. Launching the emulator inside Studio conserves screen real estate, and gives you the ability to write and test your apps inside one window without leaving Android Studio. When the emulator is running, you'll have access to common emulator actions like rotating, and extended control options like navigation playback.
By default Android Studio Bumblebee uses Gradle to run its instrumentation tests. If you're experiencing issues, you can disable this behavior as follows:. If you're using AGP 7.
To help resolve issues that you might be expereincing, please report a bug. The default implementation of the Android resource shrinker has been updated in Android Gradle Plugin 7. The new implementation supports shrinking apps with dynamic features. The new resource shrinker implementation can reduce the size of your shrunk app even more by modifying the resource table to remove unused value resources and references to unused file resources.
The new resource shinker can delete unused file resources completely, reducing the size of your app more. This behavior is not enabled by default yet, but you can opt in to try it by adding the experimental option android.
Please report any issues you find with the new resource shrinker or the experimental flag. To help diagnose issues, or as a temporary workaround, you can switch back to the previous implementation by adding android. The new shrinker replaces unused file-based resources with slightly different minimal files than the previous resource shrinker, but this is not expected to have any runtime impact.
Android Gradle plugin 7. AGP creates a component with a single or multiple build variants based on the new publishing DSL, which you can use to customize a publication to a Maven repository. Compared to previous versions, this also avoids unnecessary work, as no components will be created by default. To learn more, see the publishing code sample. AGP 7. Enable this feature by adding withJavadocJar in the singleVariant or multipleVariants publishing block.
To learn more, see the publishing options code sample. You can enable this feature by adding withSourcesJar in the singleVariant or multipleVariants publishing block. Content and code samples on this page are subject to the licenses described in the Content License. Android Studio. Download What's new User guide Preview. Download a preview Install alongside stable New features Release updates.
Android Developers. Android Studio Chipmunk Get started You can specify a virtual device that you want Gradle to use for testing your app in your module-level build. ATDs improve runtime performance in a few ways: Removes pre-installed apps that are typically not useful for testing your app Disables certain background services that are typically not useful for testing your app Disables hardware rendering Before getting started, make sure you update the Android Emulator to latest available version.
What's removed from ATD images? Enable Test Sharding Gradle Managed Devices supports Test Sharding, which allows you to split your test suite across a number of identical virtual device instances, called shards , that run in parallel.
RenderScript is deprecated Starting with Android Gradle plugin 7. Jetifier warning and check in Build Analyzer Build Analyzer now displays a warning if your project's gradle.
Requirements The consuming module must be CMake and not ndk-build. The Device Manager introduces some new capabilities that make this feature more easy to create and manage all of your local test devices, such as: A more flexible UI that supports being docked in the IDE, floating, or in a separate window, like you can with other Android Studio tool windows.
This gives you easier access to your devices without obstructing other windows of the IDE. A Virtual tab that allows you to create, manage, and deploy virtual devices; see details of each device at a glance; or quickly inspect the device in the Device File Explorer with a single click. A Physical tab that allows you to quickly pair to a new device using ADB Wifi and see details of each physical device at a glance.
The Layout Inspector should connect to your app process automatically. If not, select the app process from the dropdown menu.
When you want to capture a snapshot, click Export snapshot from the Layout Inspector toolbar. In the system dialog that appears, specify the name and location you want to save your snapshot. Support for inspecting Compose semantics In Compose, Semantics describe your UI in an alternative manner that is understandable for Accessibility services and for the Testing framework.
Navigate to the run configuration you would like to use. In the Layout Inspector options section, check the box next to Connect to Layout Inspector without restarting activity. Use the run configuration the next time you want to inspect your app using the Layout Inspector. Android Studio will check whether the flag is set and avoid restarting the Activity if possible.
Unified Gradle test runner When running instrumented tests, previous versions of Android Studio used the IntelliJ Android instrumented test runner. Android Emulator now runs directly inside Android Studio by default Launching the emulator inside Studio conserves screen real estate, and gives you the ability to write and test your apps inside one window without leaving Android Studio.
Disable the new testing pipeline By default Android Studio Bumblebee uses Gradle to run its instrumentation tests. Improved resource shrinker Android Studio Bumblebee includes an improved resource shrinker that helps reduce your app size. Leaving the Unknown Sources box checked is a major security hole that can cause problems down the road.
The best way to keep yourself safe is to go back and turn that off! You now know how to download Google Play Store to ensure you have the latest version. This method will work on almost any Android device , but there may be slight variances depending on your Android version and OEM. Do keep in mind that this will not work on Amazon Kindle Fire devices. How to download and install the Google Play Store Not every Android device comes with Google's app store pre-installed.
If you need the latest, here's how to download Google Play Store and install it on your device! Apps By Joe Hindy. This can be done as follows: Open your Google Play Store app. Open the settings. Scroll to the bottom. Here is a short tutorial for downloading the Play Store app: Head to this link by clicking here.
Find the version of the Play Store you want. If you want a newer version, reference your current version and see if a new one is available. This prompt will show up on Android 8.
You must give individual apps the ability to install apps in newer versions of Android. Step 3: Deal with security permissions The Unknown Sources setting has been a part of Android for ages. Before Android Oreo: Enter your device settings. Find the Unknown Sources option and check the box. A warning will pop up which you should definitely read. After Android Oreo: Begin installation with a file browser or through the web browser. Click the available Settings button in that prompt. In the next menu, tick the box that lets that app install APKs.
Hit the back button to return to your installation. If you downloaded it on your device then it will be on your SD card in the Downloads folder.
Once you find the APK, click on it. There may be a box that pops up depending on the apps you have installed on your device asking which app you want to use. Hey you did it!
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