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To download the latest version of the Splunk MINT SDK for Android, see Requirements and installation for Android.

For help with common issues, see Troubleshooting Splunk MINT.

Version 5.2.5

Released 01/28/2019

What's new

• Generate network events with an OkHTTP Interceptor if your app uses the Retrofit 2 library. For more information, see Generate network events with an OkHTTP Interceptor.

Version 5.2.4

Released 08/08/2018

What's New

• The Splunk MINT SDK for Android now makes the network reporting API a first-class citizen.

API Changes

• Added the logNetworkEvent method.

Version 5.2.2

Released 09/13/2017

What's New

• The Android Gradle plugin now supports Android Studio 2.3.x. For more about requirements, see Use the Gradle plugin for Android.
• The Splunk MINT SDK for Android now piggybacks on energized antenna to auto-flush the data.

API Changes

• Added the Mint.setAutoFlushMinimumInterval method.
• Added the Mint.disableAutoFlash method.

Version 5.2.1

Released 1/12/2017

What's New

• Our Android Gradle plugin now supports Android Studio 2.2. For more about requirements, see Use the Gradle plugin for Android.

API Changes

• Added the Mint.disableMemoryPressureMonitoring method.

Version 5.2.0

Released 11/09/2016

What's New

• Gradle requirements have changed. For details, see Use the Gradle plugin for Android.
• MINT now tracks activities automatically. For details, see Track activity.
• You can now view memory trim notifications. For details, see View memory trim notifications.

API Changes

• Removed the MintActivity class.
• The Mint.initAndStartSession and Mint.initAndStartSessionHEC methods now take an application instance (android.app.Application app ) as the first parameter rather than a context (android.content.Context context).
• Added the Mint.setLocation(myLocation) method.
• Added Mint.setLocation(myLatitude, myLongitude, myLocationTimestamp) to the possible hybrid API calls for WebView monitoring.

Version 5.1.0

Released 8/8/2016

What's New

• How you use the Gradle plugin has changed. You also have the option to use instrumentation that intercepts network calls. For details, see Use the Gradle plugin for Android.
• Transactions are now tracked using a transaction ID. As a result, transaction names no longer need to be unique. For details, see Monitor transactions.
• You can now create timers to track the elapsed time of activities, in nanoseconds. For details, see Create timers.
• You can now report Application Not Responding occurrences (ANRs). For details, see Report ANRs.
• New fields have been added to the fields that MINT collects using the MINT SDKs. For a detailed list, see List of data fields in the Splunk MINT Overview manual.

API Changes

• Added the Mint.timerStart(name) and Mint.timerStop(id) methods.
• Added the Mint.startANRMonitoring(timeout, ignoreDebugger) method.
• The Mint.transactionStart method returns a transaction ID.
• The id parameter replaced the name parameter for the Mint.transactionCancel and Mint.transactionStop methods.

Version 5.0.0

Released 03/21/2016

What's New

• Added support for using the HTTP Event Collector to send data to MINT. For details, see About Splunk MINT data collection.
• Added an end-to-end code example showing how to use the full API. For details, see the Java code example.

API Changes

• Added the initAndStartSessionHEC method to initialize the SDK for the HTTP Event Collector. For details, see Add Splunk MINT to your Android project.
• Renamed the enableDebug method to enableDebugLog.
• Renamed the logExceptionMap and logExceptionMessage methods to logException to use the same overload name.
• Added the logView(view, key, value) method.