Release Notes

Java.Interop Draft Release Notes

Note: These are preliminary release notes automatically generated from pull requests. Final release notes are provided when Java.Interop is released with Xamarin.Android.

Release Notes

• 6.0.
• 7.0.

Release Notes Generation

In order to be automatically added to release notes, a pull request must be:

• Merged
• Contain the release-notes label
• Assigned to an open milestone

Pull requests meeting this criteria will be automatically added to the draft release notes in the Issues fixed section with a default entry based on the PR title:

### Issues fixed

#### Binding projects

- [Java.Interop GitHub PR 645](https://github.com/xamarin/java.interop/pull/645):
[XAT.Bytecode] Kotlin internal interfaces need to be set to package-private

Customizing the release note

Release notes can be customized to provide more details by adding a comment to the PR that starts with a line mentioning "release note" and contains a markdown fence block with the desired message:

Release note:

```
Fixed an issue where Kotlin internal interfaces were being ignored, causing any
public classes that implemented them to not be bound.
```

This will result in:

### Issues fixed

#### Binding projects

- [Java.Interop GitHub PR 645](https://github.com/xamarin/java.interop/pull/645):
Fixed an issue where Kotlin internal interfaces were being ignored, causing any
public classes that implemented them to not be bound.

(The GitHub link will be added automatically.)

Customizing the minor and major headers

By default notes go into the categories Issues fixed -> Binding projects.

This can be customized by using a ### Major Heading and #### Minor Heading. (Minor headers are only used when the major header is Issues fixed.)

For example:

Release note:

```
### Build perfomance

- Building a binding project that had a reference to another binding project
would do a bit of redundant work for assemblies referenced by both projects
```

Will result in:

### Build perfomance

- [Java.Interop GitHub PR 611](https://github.com/xamarin/java.interop/pull/611):
Building a binding project that had a reference to another binding project
would do a bit of redundant work for assemblies referenced by both projects