Releases: paolorotolo/android-studio
Android Studio 1.5 Stable
Android Studio 1.3 Stable
Android Studio 1.3 RC 4
Official changelog here: http://tools.android.com/recent
Android Studio 1.2
Official changelog here: http://tools.android.com/recent/androidstudio12available
Android Studio 1.1
- New upstream release (1.1).
Changelog: http://tools.android.com/recent/androidstudio11released
v1.1.0 Beta 3
- New Upstream release (1.1.0b3);
- Added Unzip to Depends;
- Added new Material Icon;
v1.0.1
Fixes:
82159: AVD Manager locks exported device.xml file
81779: emulator log on Studio doesn't work on Windows
81023: Creating virtual device from Android Studio installed on C drive with Android SDK on D drive fails
82404: Update the recommended SDK tools version to 24.0.1.
82405: Make the default Update channel in the 1.0.x releases "Stable" rather than "Beta"
82071: "How do I create a custom hardware skin?" doesn't point to anything
v1.0RC4
- It bundles Android Gradle plugin 1.0.0-rc4 instead of rc3, which fixes a couple of important Gradle plugin issues
- It includes the Import Sample wizard which was accidentally left out in earlier RCs
- It updates the project structure dialog to use the new property names of a few recently renamed Gradle DSL methods
- Launching an emulator from the AVD window now closes the AVD list window in order to immediately show emulator output
Android Studio 1.0 RC 2
We've just released Android Studio 1.0 Release Candidate 2 to the canary channel. There are no new features; we are only fixing critical bugs at this point.
Android Studio 1.0 RC 1
Original announcement here: http://tools.android.com/recent/androidstudio1rc1_releasecandidate1released
We've just released Android Studio 1.0 Release Candidate 1 to the canary channel. Yes, that means we're getting close to a 1.0 release! In this release there are a number of bug fixes.
We've also updated the splash screen and branding graphics to include our new logo, and the settings directories for the IDE have been updated from AndroidStudioBeta to just AndroidStudio. When you run this version for the first time, it should offer to import your settings from the beta settings directory.
Finally, we are now bundling a local Maven repository containing the Android Gradle plugin and all its dependencies, which should allow you to create new projects without a network connection.