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Android Studio 0.2.7 Released - Android Tools Project Site

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We've just released Android Studio 0.2.7. This issue fixes a number of important issues. The base IDE was updated to the IntelliJ EAP build #132.27; in the past we've just used nightly snapshots.

In the editor, .aar library dependencies are now properly supported, so library resources work properly in code completion, XML resource validation etc. The editor will also no longer auto-import android.R or R innerclasses, and the long standing issue of the R class sometimes not being found after a build should be fixed.

In the Gradle area, the Gradle tasks window now displays the available tasks, and build error output should now include all errors, including error source positions in cases it was missing (such as for resource merging errors). Furthermore, IDE HTTP proxies are passed to the gradle process which helps with downloading missing dependencies from network locations needing a proxy.

There are more fixes, so see the full release notes here:
http://tools.android.com/recent/androidstudio027released

Note also that if you are upgrading from a version prior to 0.2.6, and you're on Windows, be sure to read the installation instructions at the bottom of the following document, since you may need to migrate your settings:
http://tools.android.com/recent/androidstudio026released

If you have issues, follow up in the official Google+ community for Android Studio: Android Developer Tools:
https://plus.google.com/communities/114791428968349268860

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