Android Studio 3.6 Canary 2 available

Android Studio 3.6 Canary 2 is now available in the Canary and Dev channels.

If you have Android Studio set to receive updates on the Canary or Dev channel, you can get the update by choosing Help > Check for Updates (Android Studio > Check for Updates on macOS). Otherwise, you can download it here.

General fixes

This update includes fixes for the following public issues:

Android App Bundles

• Issue #132721337: Remove warning when using gradle property enableUncompressedNativeLibs

Compilers

• Issue #130965921: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException in ART ( API > 21 )

Gradle

• Issue #110061530: Build plugin prevent to use incremental compilation when Data Binding is enabled
• Issue #132880111: BuildElements is not OS agnostic.
• Issue #130917947: App dependencies incorrectly bundled in test apk when targeting Java 8
• Issue #130531986: Support Lombok and Error Prone when annotation processing is performed by a separate task
• Issue #132813062: Mutlitple producers of CODE_COVERAGE when having more than one device provider.

Kotlin

• Issue #128851036: Can't refactor class

Layout Editor

• Issue #131816250: Bug: Resource picker blocked by Mac scrollbar

Navigation Editor

• Issue #133255172: Enum and Resource Reference types can incorrectly be made into arrays
• Issue #133253598: Enum arguments can incorrectly be set to nullable

Project Structure Dialog

• Issue #131225073: Flavor dimensions are not fetched from the resolved model.

Project System

• Issue #130138336: Editor not seeing proper classpaths

SDK Manager

• Issue #132473200: Nothing big/ worrysome. i have updated my sdk packages completely but still it shows partially installed Q package and Androuid studio splash screen has graphics glitch with the loading bar

Shrinker (R8)

• Issue #131349148: Dalvik : java.lang.VerifyError

For information on new features and changes in all preview builds of Android Studio 3.6, see the Android Studio Preview release notes. For details of bugs fixed in each preview release, see previous entries on this blog.

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