Android Studio 3.2 Canary 7 is now available in the Canary and Dev channels.


Smart editor features for CMake build files:
 If you use CMake to add C and C++ code to your project, Android Studio now includes smart editor features while you edit your CMake build scripts, such as:
  • Syntax highlighting and code-completion: The IDE now highlights and suggests code completion for common CMake commands. Additionally, you can navigate to a file by clicking it while pressing the Control key (or Command on MacOS).
  • You can now use IntelliJ’s code reformat option to apply code styles to your CMake build scripts.
  • Safe file renaming and deletion: The IDE’s built-in refactoring tools now also check if you are renaming or deleting files that you reference in your CMake build scripts.
General bug fixes:
This update includes fixes for the following public issues:
  • Issue#73335428: Relative path for ANDROID_HOME breaks the build
  • Issue#37104761: Enforce check that targetSdkVersion is not less than minSdkVersion
  • Issue#37095605: AS/Lint should check for non-localized version of drawable resource
  • Issue#73981396: Request: add warning when using Locale.getDefault() inside static-final variable
  • Issue#74128292: Kotlin import flagged for InlinedApi despite constant used correctly
  • Issue#74225292: Unit test configuration by context for entire directory in Kotlin is creating duplicate
  • Issue#64727495: Use dependency on the latest Espresso library.
  • Issue#37119265: Do not use deprecated version of LargeTest
  • Issue#70578119: C++ compiler incorrectly reporting STL type errors



If you already have an Android Studio build on the Canary or Dev channel, you can get the update by clicking Help > Check for Update (or Android Studio > Check for Updates on Mac). Otherwise, you can download here.