The project is setup in Android Studio with three buildtypes:
- `release` for release builds of the engine
- `debug` for debug builds of the engine with `dev_mode`, `dev_build`, and `debug_symbols` disabled
- `dev` for debug builds of the engine with `dev_mode`, `dev_build`, and `debug_symbols` enabled
This commit deprecates and removes the `dev` buildtype and instead enables `dev_mode`, `dev_build`, and `debug_symbols` for the `debug` buildtype when building with Android Studio.
The `release` buildtype has also been updated such that a `release` build built with Android Studio and signed with non-production keys can be installed side-by-side with a production-signed release (e.g: from the store).
This builds on the work from @dsnopek in https://github.com/dsnopek/javaclasswrapper-test, by importing the set of JavaClassWrapper tests from that repo within the Godot core repo in order to bootstrap and standardize how we write and run Android instrumented tests.
The approach used here should serve as a base to build upon to expand the set of instrumented tests used to validate the project's stability.
Co-authored-by: David Snopek <dsnopek@gmail.com>
Both the `app` and `lib` modules had custom source sets configuration originating from the early days of the project. This updates the configuration to match the default Android Studio configuration which will simplify the addition of unit tests and instrumented tests to the project.
Note that for backcompat reasons, some folders (such as the `res` folder in the `app` module) are left as is.
- Fix issue on foldable where the embedded window would obscure the main window when launching
- Fix edge-to-edge support for non-immersive apps / games
- Add edge-to-edge export option to allow non-immersive apps / games to extend edge to edge
This reverts commit 12ad9ed4e0.
Shortly after the feature was merged, we received news that Google will shut down Instant Apps in December 2025. Since this feature is being discontinued soon, there’s no value in keeping it for just a few months.
- Provide a `GodotService` Android service implementation which can be used to host an instance of the Godot engine
- Provide a `RemoteGodotFragment` Android fragment implementation which provides the view and logic to wrap connection to a `GodotService` instance
- Regenerates the `GodotAppMainTheme` and `GodotAppSplashTheme` during Android export. Any manual changes to these styles will be cleared and replaced with default theme attributes.
- Adds a new export option `gradle_build/custom_theme_attributes` for injecting custom theme attributes directly via the export window, avoiding the need to manually modify themes.xml.
The app was restarting unexpectedly due to missing configChanges flags.
Added "locale|layoutDirection" to AndroidManifest.xml to prevent activity recreation.
