android-lint

I used TextView#getMaxLines() in my application for a few weeks without incident. Lint is now informing me that it's only available in API 16+ ( #setMaxLines() is API 1+...), though (to the best of my knowledge) I haven't modified anything that would cause this sudden flag - my min-sdk has been 8 for a while, and I have files in my source control to prove it. 1) Why could lint be flagging this error randomly? (To be clear, I mean to say that it should have caught it initially - I'm not implying this is something that it shouldn't have flagged at all). 2) Is there any way to retrieve the

I am running the Lint tool from Eclipse(Android SDK). My settings are default and NewApi is set up as Error in my Android Lint Settings However, when I run Lint (by Package Explorer > Android Tools > Run Lint: Check for Common Errors .), It seems to ignore the fact that I have used API methods higher than the android:minSdkVersion in my manifest XML. What am I doing wrong? UPDATE: I tried to do the check by Lint command line tool by: lint "C:\Android\workspace\MyProject" -- still didnot show the newAPI errors However when I did the link check specifically for newAPI: lint --check NewApi "C:

I have a project with 3 sub-projects. I want the 3 sub-projects to use the same dependencies versions so I factored all the versions in the root build.gradle : allprojects { ext.versions = [ supportLibVersion: '26.1.0', playServicesVersion: '11.2.2', retrofitVersion: '2.1.0', retrofitConverterGsonVersion: '2.1.0', retrofitRxjava2AdapterVersion: '1.0.0', rxjava2Version: '2.0.5', rxandroidVersion: '2.0.1', timberVersion: '4.5.1', ... ] } Now lint doesn't highlight new libraries available anymore. It somehow still works for the supportLibs but not for the other ones. Any chance I can have this

For an app with android:allowBackup="false" , Android lint reports: Should explicitly set 'android:fullBackupContent' to avoid backing up the GCM device specific regId. Is this just a bug in the lint rule, or do I really need to be concerned about the regId getting backed up and restored onto another device? This was indeed a bug that was fixed in AS 1.4. Now you only get this lint warning when allowBackup="true" or the attribute is missing (which defaults to true) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31767619/why-a-lint-warning-about-fullbackupcontent-warning-when-allowbackup-is-false

I've got the following selector defined in button_selector.xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <selector xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"> <item android:state_pressed="true" android:state_enabled="true" android:drawable="@drawable/button_settlement_background_pressed" /> <item android:state_enabled="true" android:drawable="@drawable/button_settlement_background_normal" /> <item android:state_enabled="false" android:drawable="@drawable/button_settlement_background_disabled" /> </selector> When I run lint I get the following warning: Unexpected text found in

I am really loving to code android apps in Kotlin recently - but I really miss lint. Anyone knows how to get this back ( at least partially ). Is there a project that adapts the android java lint rules to kotlin? AFAIK lint is not running on bytecode only so there needs to be some manual converting to be done. My main pain-point at the moment is that I need a compile-time error when I use a function < MINSDK level Can someone point me in the right direction? The Kotlin team is working on supporting Android Lint checks for Kotlin code. You can watch this issue to keep track of the progress. In