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[feat] Improve IDE toolchain and debugging on Android #12175

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velocitysystems opened this issue Jan 3, 2025 · 0 comments
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[feat] Improve IDE toolchain and debugging on Android #12175

velocitysystems opened this issue Jan 3, 2025 · 0 comments

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velocitysystems commented Jan 3, 2025

Describe the problem

When developing Tauri applications on Android there is considerable friction with the Android Studio toolchain and debugging.

  • Android Studio does not display all source files, including Rust/Kotlin code, making it challenging to see the project structure.
  • It is impossible to inspect or set breakpoints in plugin code, hindering in-depth debugging.
  • Log outputs are not easily accessible, which complicates diagnosing runtime issues.

These limitations collectively slow down development and debugging cycles, especially when working with platform-specific features or debugging plugins.

Describe the solution you'd like

  1. Ensure that Android Studio can load and display all relevant source files, including Rust and Kotlin.
  2. Add the ability to inspect and set breakpoints in Tauri plugin code, whether written in Kotlin or Rust.
  3. Provide a way to stream and display log outputs more effectively, directly integrated with Android Studio's debugging tools.
  4. Reduce build/deploy times.

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@velocitysystems velocitysystems changed the title [feat] Improve Android Studio toolchain and debugging on Android [feat] Improve IDE toolchain and debugging on Android Jan 3, 2025
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