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Products Products for Business For Business. Security Operations. Products for Home For Home. Sophos Home. Recovery Instructions: Your options In the Application Control policy, applications are allowed by default. That is, you can't deploy this APK to a device. If you're not using the Android Gradle Plugin to build your app from the command line , you can use other command line tools, such as d8 to compile Java bytecode into DEX bytecode and apksigner to sign your APK.
AAPT2 links the result against android. This is a required flag because you must specify the path for the output APK that can hold the linked resources. This is a required flag because the manifest file encloses essential information about your app like package name and application ID.
You can use this directory to store original unprocessed files. To learn more, read Accessing original files. When you a provide a resource file that overlays extends or modifies an existing file, the last conflicting resource given is used. The package ID that you specify must be greater than or equal to 0x7f unless used in combination with --allow-reserved-package-id.
Reserved package IDs are IDs that are normally assigned to shared libraries and are in the range from 0x02 to 0x7e inclusive. By using --allow-reserved-package-id , you can assign IDs that fall in the range of reserved package IDs. For example, if you have dependencies on the support library which contains translations for multiple languages , you can filter resources just for the given language configuration, like English or Spanish.
You must define the language configuration by a two-letter ISO language code, optionally followed by a two letter ISO alpha-2 region code preceded by lowercase 'r' for example, en-rUS. There are several pixel density qualifiers available to use in your app, such as ldpi, hdpi, and xhdpi. When you specify a preferred density, AAPT2 selects and stores the closest matching density in the resource table and removes all others. Suitable as input to the bundle tool for generating an Android App Bundle.
This option allows assigned IDs to remain stable even when you delete or add new resources while linking. It should be used in conjunction with --rename-manifest-package.
For example, the following command prints content from the resource table of the specified APK:. You need to specify one of the following sub-commands with the dump command:. Although AAPT2 should immediately work with older projects, this section describes some behavior changes that you should be aware of.
In previous versions of AAPT, elements nested in incorrect nodes in the Android manifest were either ignored or resulted in a warning.
For example, consider the following sample:. However, with AAPT2, you get the following error:. To resolve the issue, make sure your manifest elements are nested correctly. For more information, read Manifest file structure. You can no longer indicate the type of a resource from the name attribute.
For example, the following sample incorrectly declares an attr resource item:. Otherwise, you get an error similar to the following:. ForegroundLinearLayout includes three attributes: foregroundInsidePadding , android:foreground , and android:foregroundGravity.
Note that foregroundInsidePadding is not included in the android namespace, unlike the other two attributes. In previous versions of AAPT, the compiler would silently ignore foregroundInsidePadding attributes when you define it with the android namespace. When using AAPT2, the compiler catches this early and throws the following build error:. To resolve this issue, simply replace android:foregroundInsidePadding with foregroundInsidePadding.
AAPT2 throws build errors when you omit or incorrectly place resource reference symbols. For example, consider if you omit the symbol when specifying a style attribute, as shown below:. Additionally, consider if you incorrectly include the symbol when accessing a resource from the android namespace, as shown below:. If your app has a dependency on a third party library that was built using older versions of the Android SDK Build Tools , your app might crash at runtime without displaying any errors or warnings.
This crash might occur because, during the library's creation, the R. If the library assumes the IDs to be final and has them inlined in the library dex, there will be a runtime mismatch. To resolve this error, contact the library author to rebuild the library using the latest version of the Android SDK Build Tools and republish the library. Content and code samples on this page are subject to the licenses described in the Content License.
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Run apps on the emulator. Run apps on a hardware device. Configure your build. Optimize your build speed. Debug your app. Test your app. Profile your app. Android Studio profilers. Profile CPU activity. Benchmark your app. Measure performance. Publish your app. Command line tools. Android Developers. This is accomplished by breaking resource processing into two steps: Compile : compiles resource files into binary formats. Link : merges all compiled files and packages them to a single package.
Copy the name of the latest version of AAPT2. All other resource files. If you choose not to compress PNGs, you can use the --no-crunch option during compilation. Compile options There are several options that you can use with the compile command, as shown in the table below: Option Description -o path Specifies the output path for the compiled resource s.
This flag is required if you are using attributes with android namespace for example, android:id in your resource files. This should only be used for packages with a min-sdk version of 26 or lower. This is useful for optimization of APK size, but at the cost of resource retrieval performance.
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