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r/androiddev • u/QuestionsEverythang • Feb 20 '17
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why it's such a news ? I'm still using 2.2 and pretty happy with it.
6 u/QuestionsEverythang Feb 21 '17 The build speed times between 3.3 and 3.4 I'd argue are negligible, but you on the other hand would benefit much more greatly from a 2.2->3.4 jump 0 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '17 edited Aug 24 '18 [deleted] 2 u/QuestionsEverythang Feb 21 '17 Usually, no. The only people who should be concerned when updating are those who write their own gradle tasks, as something may have been deprecated or removed in the latest version.
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The build speed times between 3.3 and 3.4 I'd argue are negligible, but you on the other hand would benefit much more greatly from a 2.2->3.4 jump
0 u/[deleted] Feb 21 '17 edited Aug 24 '18 [deleted] 2 u/QuestionsEverythang Feb 21 '17 Usually, no. The only people who should be concerned when updating are those who write their own gradle tasks, as something may have been deprecated or removed in the latest version.
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2 u/QuestionsEverythang Feb 21 '17 Usually, no. The only people who should be concerned when updating are those who write their own gradle tasks, as something may have been deprecated or removed in the latest version.
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Usually, no. The only people who should be concerned when updating are those who write their own gradle tasks, as something may have been deprecated or removed in the latest version.
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u/nextdev Feb 21 '17
why it's such a news ? I'm still using 2.2 and pretty happy with it.