You can open apks in Android studio. There is an option to compare to previous apk as well, you shou...

# android

[Mike Nakhimovich]

You can open apks in Android studio. There is an option to compare to previous apk as well, you should be able to see what the added methods are

[Rohit Surwase]

Yes, I did. The screenshots in the question are of the same, no considerable difference. I am not understanding why addition of referenced methods by each class is not equal to total given in Apk Analyzer?

[Mike Nakhimovich]

Ah sorry did joy click through.

[wasyl]

@Rohit Surwase You could open an issue on google tracker, perhaps they’d be able to tell you something. Do you run Proguard/R8 for example? Maybe some transformations change method count?

[wasyl]

Btw in the screenshots you provided, did you try going deeper in the com module to see specifically the methods that were added?

[Rohit Surwase]

@wasyl Yes, I did. Visibly 3 methods decreased after I moved WebActivity to adapter module but 181 referenced methods increased, I do not know where it came from. I had thought of opening an issue but confused about component/category I should choose. I think I should open an issue by selecting Android Studio as component/category. Thanks for replying.

[wasyl]

I think if you select any issue, at works Google folks will change component to the proper one. I’d choose something under AS/tools I think

[wasyl]

Visibly 3 methods decreased after I moved WebActivity to adapter module but 181 referenced methods increased

But if you went deeper into the tree, don’t you see exactly what methods are in which package?

[Rohit Surwase]

Yes, I can see but how does it can help to figure out why there is a miss-match in the referenced method count? There are hundreds of classes so it would be very time consuming to find difference of 3 methods. But I had seen though and there is a considerable difference in adapter (has 18 lesser methods) module only.

[Rohit Surwase]

I just opened an issue. @wasyl

[wasyl]

There are hundreds of classes so it would be very time consuming to find difference of 3 methods

I thought maybe if the methods are grouped by packages/classes, it might be possible to find some new class or class in which the method is generated

[Rohit Surwase]

Package-wise no difference apart from adapter module and that is expected but there are many classes too which I did not look for.

[nino]

it would be interesting to get the link to the issue to stay updated on this @Rohit Surwase

[Rohit Surwase]

@nino Here is the link https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/146957168