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InMatrix opened this issue Oct 19, 2018 · 8 comments
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Use the "What's new in Android Studio" panel for release notes #2708

InMatrix opened this issue Oct 19, 2018 · 8 comments
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When I upgraded Android Studio to 3.2, it showed me this nice graphical release notes in a side panel (screenshot below). Can we use this to provide better release notes after a new version of the Flutter plugin is installed? The panel can be re-opened via Help > What's New in Android Studio.

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pq commented Oct 19, 2018

That would be great. I'm not sure if that's something we can contribute to...

@stevemessick : any idea?

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Not off hand; I'll have to see if they defined a contribution mechanism. We wouldn't want to overwrite it but if we can add to it that might be nice. Or maybe we want a Help > What's New in Flutter as a separate panel.

@devoncarew Seems like it would really help discovery of new stuff.

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InMatrix commented Oct 19, 2018

Or maybe we want a Help > What's New in Flutter as a separate panel.

That works, too. It's probably cleaner than adding to "What's New in Android Studio".

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Yup, I agree that this would makes sense as a new What's New in Flutter panel.

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The Assistant framework can be used for more than a "What's New" panel. Go to Tools > Firebase for a much more elaborate example. It basically implements a built-in tutorial that does some amount of code editing for you, assuming you have an Android (not Flutter) project open.

As far as making a "What's New" for Flutter, it looks straight-forward. We'd need to implement some new classes and define the content to display in an XML file.

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Let's give it a try for the next plugin release?

Cc: @mjohnsullivan We can use some help from DevRel to make this space more useful.

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mjohnsullivan commented Oct 23, 2018 via email

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Cc: @csells

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