I had to create a clone of this plugin since it was no longer being maintained. My apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

[raghavsatyadev]

Hello @pbreault ,
I've loved using this plugin for years. However, since it wasn't keeping up with the latest versions of Canary Android Studio, I created a clone and published it on the IntelliJ Plugin website. I made sure to give full credit to you and the original repository. If this is an issue, please let me know, I want to be respectful of your work. I couldn't find another way to contact you (besides a Twitter post), so I'm reaching out here.

[pbreault]

Hey @raghavsatyadev ,

I appreciate you still using the plugin, and the changes you contributed.

Just to clarify, this plugin is not abandoned, it's in maintenance mode. I will keep it working on stable releases of Android Studio for the foreseeable future, but I won't be adding new features or accepting pull requests that do so. The only changes that will go in will be bug fixes, dependency upgrades, or documentation.

If you want to add more features to the project, you are within your rights to fork and redistribute it as long as you keep following the Apache 2.0 license ( attribution, use a different project name, etc. ).

By the way, I stopped using twitter a few years ago, which is why I never saw your post. If you want to contribute bug fixes to this repo as you did in the past, I'd be more than happy to review them and get them merged.

[raghavsatyadev]

Hey @pbreault thanks for replying. I wanted to expand this plugin more with the few new features that some people suggested (added those in my plugin as new issues). If possible can you provide your email id so that I can contact you in future (My email can be found everywhere on Google) for reminding about new pull requests that solves compability issues?

Also if you have any bug/issue numbers in mind to assign me I would be happy to help contribute in your plugin too.