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Android 16 QPR1-kildekoden lander endelig på AOSP efter flere ugers forsinkelse — hvad er nyt, hvorfor blev den tilbageholdt, og hvordan synkroniserer man (12. nov. 2025)

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Android 16 QPR1 source code finally lands on AOSP after weeks‑long delay — what’s new, why it was held back, and how to sync (Nov 12, 2025)
  • Google har lagt Android 16 QPR1-kildekoden ud til Android Open Source Project under android16-qpr1-release-grenen. [1]
  • Udgivelsen kommer cirka to måneder efter, at QPR1 begyndte at rulle ud til Pixels, en usædvanlig lang ventetid, der frustrerede ROM-projekter. [2]
  • Koden bekræfter de vigtigste QPR1-tilføjelser som Material 3 Expressive og det igangværende arbejde på Desktop Mode—nu fuldt tilgængeligt for udviklere. [3]
  • Tidspunktet følger tæt efter November 2025 Pixel Feature Drop, hvilket kan forklare ventetiden. [4]

Hvad skete der i dag

Google har offentliggjort hele Android 16 QPR1-kildekoden til AOSP. Du kan se den officielle manifestændring—“Opdater standardrevision til android16-qpr1-release”—i platform/manifest-repoet, og den opdaterede default.xml peger nu på den gren for android-latest-release. [5]

Udgivelsen stemmer overens med flere rapporter fra Android-pressen og udviklermiljøet, der bemærker, at QPR1’s kode endelig er offentlig efter flere ugers ventetid. [6]

Hvorfor udgivelsen er vigtig

Gennemsigtighed & sammenligning: Med kilderne tilgængelige kan teams sammenligne frameworks/base, SystemUI, WindowManager og Shell for at se alle adfærdsændringer siden Android 16 GA og QPR1-udrulningen. Dette er essentielt for at håndtere regressioner, sortere app-kompatibilitetsproblemer og validere OEM-integrationer. [7]

Custom ROMs: Store projekter som LineageOS holdt bevidst QPR1-mærkede builds tilbage, fordi ikke alle komponenter var tilgængelige. Dagens udgivelse fjerner blokeringen og bør fremskynde test-builds til populære enheder. [8]

Funktionsverificering: Kilden bekræfter det visuelle overhaul under Material 3 Expressive og den igangværende Desktop Mode-infrastruktur, der dukkede op gennem hele QPR1-betaforløbet—nu fuldt gennemgåelig. [9]

Forsinkelsen—hvad ændrede sig denne cyklus?

Historisk set offentliggjorde Google nye Android-grene til AOSP inden for få dage efter en stabil udgivelse. Med Android 16 QPR1 ankom koden omkring to måneder efter, at Pixels fik opdateringen—en undtagelse, der efterlod vedligeholdere ventende. [10]

Den november 2025 Pixel Feature Drop landede i går med nye AI-assisterede funktioner; QPR1-kildekoden dukkede op umiddelbart bagefter. Den rækkefølge har givet anledning til kvalificerede gæt om, at Google ønskede at undgå at afsløre ufrigivne Feature Drop-ledetråde i offentlige repositorier. Google har ikke officielt givet en teknisk begrundelse, men timingen passer. [11]

Hvad indeholder Android 16 QPR1 egentlig

  • Material 3 Expressive UI: En bredere visuel opdatering, der omfatter Hurtigindstillinger, notifikationer og låseskærmselementer, nu gennemgåelig helt ned til ressource- og flag-niveau. [12]
  • Desktop Mode-fremskridt: Mere robust fundament for multi-vindue/multi-skærm, som OEM’er og ROMs kan undersøge i WindowManager/Shell for at forfine freeform-vinduer og proceslinjeadfærd. [13]
  • Økosystemforbedringer: En række bagvedliggende rettelser, som er typiske for QPR’er, der ikke ændrer offentlige SDK-niveauer, men gør påvirker tjenester, SELinux-politik, Soong-regler og APEX-versioner—nu sporbare commit-for-commit. [14]

Sådan synkroniserer du Android 16 QPR1 fra AOSP

Google anbefaler nu at følge android-latest-release, som er sat til den nyeste udgivelsesgren—i dag er det android16-qpr1-release. [15]

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References

1. android.googlesource.com, 2. www.androidauthority.com, 3. www.androidauthority.com, 4. blog.google, 5. android.googlesource.com, 6. www.androidauthority.com, 7. www.androidauthority.com, 8. www.androidcentral.com, 9. www.theverge.com, 10. www.androidauthority.com, 11. blog.google, 12. www.theverge.com, 13. www.androidauthority.com, 14. www.androidauthority.com, 15. source.android.com

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