v1.7.0

Changes:

• Bumped dexlib2 version to 2.3.4, adding partial support for Android 10 (API level 29).
• Improved detection and diagnostics of suspicious code changes.
• Removed support for the DexTag type (deprecated in DexPatcher v1.1.0) and its associated --compat-dextag command-line option.
• Changed the default value of the targetClass annotation element from Void.class to void.class. (This potentially braking change should not be an issue in practice given that Java compilers typically do not embed the default value of elements.)

$ dexpatcher --help
DexPatcher version 1.7.0 by Lanchon (https://dexpatcher.github.io/)
usage: dexpatcher [<option> ...] [--output <patched-dex-or-dir>]
                  <source-dex-apk-or-dir> [<patch-dex-apk-or-dir> ...]
 -?,--help                    print this help message and exit
 -a,--api-level <n>           android api level (default: auto-detect)
    --annotations <package>   package name of DexPatcher annotations
                              (default: 'lanchon.dexpatcher.annotation')
    --debug                   output debugging information
    --dry-run                 do not write output files (much faster)
 -J,--multi-dex-jobs <n>      multi-dex thread count (implies: -m -M)
                              (default: available processors up to 4)
 -m,--multi-dex               enable multi-dex support
 -M,--multi-dex-threaded      multi-threaded multi-dex (implies: -m)
    --max-dex-pool-size <n>   maximum size of dex pools (default: 65536)
    --no-auto-ignore          no trivial default constructor auto-ignore
 -o,--output <dex-or-dir>     name of output file or directory
 -p,--path                    output relative paths of source code files
 -P,--path-root <root>        output absolute paths of source code files
 -q,--quiet                   do not output warnings
    --stats                   output timing statistics
 -v,--verbose                 output extra information
    --version                 print version information and exit

The official soundtrack for DexPatcher v1.7.0 is James Grant and Jody Wisternoff's Anjunadeep 200.