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Class
Description
Utility access method to allow robolectric to instantiate AndroidVersions without cluttering code completion for users of AndroidVersions's embedded Types of one per Android Releases.
Android versioning is complicated.
1) There is a yearly letter release with an increasing of one alpha step each year A-> B, B-> C, and so on.
Representation of an android release, one that has occurred, or is expected.
A released version of Android
An in-development version of Android
Baklava is an SDK after V, the name scheme has wrapped the alphabet.
Version: 4.1
ShortCode: J
SDK API Level: 16
release: true
Version: 4.2
ShortCode: JMR1
SDK API Level: 17
release: true
Version: 4.3
ShortCode: JMR2
SDK API Level: 18
release: true
Version: 4.4
ShortCode: K
SDK API Level: 19
release: true
Version: 5.0
ShortCode: L
SDK API Level: 21
release: true
Version: 5.1
ShortCode: LMR1
SDK API Level: 22
release: true
Version: 6.0
ShortCode: M
SDK API Level: 23
release: true
Version: 7.0
ShortCode: N
SDK API Level: 24
release: true
Version: 7.1
ShortCode: NMR1
SDK API Level: 25
release: true
Version: 8.0
ShortCode: O
SDK API Level: 26
release: true
Version: 8.1
ShortCode: OMR1
SDK API Level: 27
release: true
Version: 9
ShortCode: P
SDK API Level: 28
release: true
Placeholder for the next InDevelopment release after Baklava.
Version: 10
ShortCode: Q
SDK API Level: 29
release: true
Version: 11
ShortCode: R
SDK API Level: 30
release: true
Version: 12
ShortCode: S
SDK API Level: 31
release: true
Version: 12.1
ShortCode: Sv2
SDK API Level: 32
release: true
Version: 13
ShortCode: T
SDK API Level: 33
release: true
Version: 14
ShortCode: U
SDK API Level: 34
release: true
Version: -1
ShortCode: ""
SDK API Level: ""
release: false
Version: 15
ShortCode: V
SDK API Level: 35
release: true
Parameters, function return with types that can't be resolved at compile time may be annotated with @ClassName.
Configuration settings that can be used on a per-class or per-test basis.
 
 
 
Annotation for Conscrypt modes in Robolectric.
Specifies the different supported Conscrypt modes.
A org.robolectric.pluginapi.config.Configurer annotation for controlling how Robolectric executes PackageManager#getInstallerPackageName method.
Specifies the different ShadowApplicationPackageManager#getInstallerPackageName modes.
A org.robolectric.pluginapi.config.Configurer annotation for controlling which graphics shadow implementation is used for the android.graphics package.
Specifies the different supported graphics modes.
Indicates that the annotated method is hidden in the public Android API.
Indicates that a method declaration is intended to shadow a method with the same signature on the associated Android class.
Indicates that a class declaration is intended to shadow an Android class declaration.
An interface used as the default for the picker param.
InDevelopment applies to @Implementation methods and @Implements classes that are affected by changes in unreleased versions of Android.
A org.robolectric.pluginapi.config.Configurer annotation that dictates whether or not Robolectric should lazily instantiate the Application under test.
Whether or not the Application should be lazily loaded
A org.robolectric.pluginapi.config.Configurer annotation for controlling Robolectric's Looper behavior.
Specifies the different supported Looper modes.
Shadow fields annotated @RealObject will have the real instance injected.
Serves to cache the reflector object instance and lower test runtime.
Indicates that the annotated method is used to reset static state in a shadow.
A org.robolectric.pluginapi.config.Configurer annotation for controlling Robolectric's android resource implementation.
 
 
A org.robolectric.pluginapi.config.Configurer annotation for controlling which SQLite shadow implementation is used for the android.database package.
Specifies the different supported SQLite modes.
A org.robolectric.pluginapi.config.Configurer annotation for controlling how Robolectric performs UI layout.
Specifies the different supported Text layout modes.