No Diagnostic Signal When Android Hidden-API Changes Silently Break an App
Developers maintaining an Android system-management app have no way to detect or diagnose when a new Android OS version changes hidden APIs the app depends on, since no logs, warnings, or version checks surface the failure; tracing the cause requires manually stepping through code in a debugger. This leaves both maintainers and users without early warning that compatibility has silently broken.
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