You can usually adjust your app and publish an update without needing to change the app's targetSdkVersion. Some platform changes can affect the way your app behaves, so it's important to test early and thoroughly and make any needed adjustments to your app. It's important to test the functionality of your existing app against Android 12 to provide a great experience for users updating to the latest version of Android. Last year Google rolled out Android 11 and now Google has released the stable version of Android 12 (API 31). Google releases a software update every year to its Android mobile operating system. It's running on nearly 3 billion smartphones. About Android 12Īndroid is the world’s most popular and most used smartphone operating system. To include the new capabilities of Android 12, we planned this migration.
I am creating an organizer app which contains many functions one of them is an alarm, while trying to start the RingtoneService for my alarm most of the times I get this exception " article is completely based on our recent experience migrating Halodoc Apps to Android 12. StartWakefulService(context, (tComponent(comp))) // crash here
If (_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.O) Īt (ContextImpl.java:1521)Īt (ContextImpl.java:1477)Īt (ContextWrapper.java:650)Īt .GcmWakefulBroadcastReceiver.onReceive(GcmWakefulBroadcastReceiver.java:44)Īt (ActivityThread.java:3187)īroadcast intent callback: result=CANCELLED Here is sample for code to start service. , but for post-7.0 devices, you have to use For pre-8.0 devices, you have to just use
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