However, the library ecosystem has mostly moved to support AndroidX natively, and having the flag now usually adds unnecessary build overhead - turning it off will typically save 5-10% on build times. The Jetifier flag was designed to automatically migrate third-party libraries to use AndroidX, and the vast majority of Android Studio projects still have it enabled. In Chipmunk we have introduced a new Jetifier check in Build Analyzer that will notify you if you can remove the Jetifier flag to improve performance during build. Showing Jank Information in CPU Profiler Build Analyzer: Check Jetifier This jank information is available when you use the Android Emulator or physical devices with API level 31 (Android 12) or higher. It will support more animation types in the future.Ĭompose Animation Shrine Cart CPU ProfilerĪndroid Studio Chipmunk now shows updated jank information, including jank types, and expected and actual deadlines that help you spot the actual cause of the jank. It is especially useful to compare animations with their design specs frame by frame.Ĭompose Animation Preview currently supports AnimatedVisibility and updateTransition. If an animation is described in a composable preview, you can inspect the exact value of each animated value at a given time, pause the animation, loop it, fast-forward it, or slow it down. This previously experimental feature is now available to allow Jetpack Compose developers to inspect and debug their animations built with Compose.
If you want to be on the latest stable version of Android Studio you can download it today!īelow is a full list of new features in Android Studio Chipmunk: In this release alone, we address over 175+ quality issues.
Today, we are thrilled to announce the stable release of Android Studio Chipmunk ?: The official IDE for building Android applications! This release is a smaller feature release, but we included the latest IntelliJ update and devoted more time to quality and stability. Posted by Paris Hsu, Product & Design, Android Takeshi Hagikura, Developer Relations Engineer, Android
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