Aimed at application developers only, features of the release include an app exit reasons API, the addition of GWP-ASan for finding and fixing memory safety issues, ADB Incremental for installing very large APKs with Android Debug Bridge, improved support for wireless debugging (pictured above) and data access auditing updates.For example, for wireless debugging, Google says it has revamped the debugging experience using ADB over a Wi-Fi connection. It addresses the limited number of USB ports that may be available on laptops, and managing a myriad of cables and connections.
Dave Burke – Google’s VP of Engineering – writes:Unlike the existing TCP/IP debugging workflow, Wireless Debugging on Android 11 does not need a cable to set up, remembers connections over time, and can utilize the full speed of the latest Wi-Fi standards. In DP3, use the pairing code workflow to get started with this developer feature. We plan to add an integrated experience for Wireless Debugging with QR code scanning in a future Android Studio release, but we want to get your early feedback on the command line tool offered in Android 11 DP3.
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