iBotPeaches di XDA ha da poco rilasciato un nuovo aggiornamento per Apktool, celebre utility multipiattaforma che permette di decodificare, scompattare, modificare e poi ricompilare file apk, portandolo alla versione 1.5.1 e introducendo il completo supporto ad Android 4.2 Jelly Bean.
Vediamo il changelog ufficiale:
- Android 4.2 support
- Added -a / -aapt command on rebuild to specify location of aapt
- Updated unit tests for 4.2 support
- Closed file-handler when writing frameworks to file system.
- Updated to Gradle 1.3
- Properly deleted tmp files after building apk (issue #365)
- Added support for renamed packages via –renamed-manifest-package (issue #252)
- Option to specify framework folder (issue #175)
- Prevents removal of configChanges in AndroidManifest (issue #304)
- Updated snakeyaml to 1.11 to fix “unacceptable character” errors. (issue #360)
- Updated smali/baksmali to v1.4.1
- Fixed reference-array problem (pull request #53)
- Fixed bad spacing issue on Mac OS X (pull request #49)
- Removed maven in favor of gradle
- Removed Maven REPOs that were used if local projects didn’t exist.
- Merged brut.j.dir,brut.j.common,brut.j.util & brut.apktool.smali (Fork of JesusFreke’s smali) into one repo.
- Fix –verbose mode to actually work
- Added SDK API 17 framework
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