![]() This can help with investigating bottlenecks or the source of UI jank in an app. The CPU profiler now shows render time for each frame on the main UI and render thread when recording with trace system calls. ![]() The network profiler now formats common text types found in network payloads by default, including HTML, XML, and JSON.Also by default, allocation tracking is turned off temporarily during CPU recordings to minimize impact on recording results. This addresses an issue in which apps performed significantly worse while profiling with default settings. The default memory profiler capture mode has been changed for Android 8.0 and higher devices to sample for allocations periodically.IDE performance has been improved when profilers are being used. ![]() To improve emulator snapshot save speed, Version 3.3 optimizes the way snapshots are saved.Developers can download Android 9 systems images for their emulator, for app testing.This can be a convenient way for developers using continuous integration to run tests in parallel off one AVD configuration. Android Emulator 28.0 now supports the launching of multiple instances of the same Android virtual device (AVD).Android App Bundles now support Instant Apps, with developers able to build Google Play Instant experiences from a single Android Studio project.The Android Gradle plugin 3.3.0 or higher is needed for this capability. Single-project variant sync is offered, to limit syncing to the active build variant.Lazy task configuration is supported, via a plugin that uses the Gradle task creation API to avoid configuring tasks not needed to complete a build, or tasks not on the execution task graph.Help is provided for deleting unused settings and cache directories, to assist with IDE upgrades.The updated project wizard supports a range of device types, languages, and frameworks. ![]()
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