v0.20
Status: Release started
- For the change log, check this link
- You can track the progress of issues fixed as part of v0.20 here
- Pl note App Store and eCloud updates are not coming as part of v0.20.
As part of the testing, we detected a number of issues which still need to be closed. The team has decided to move the release to v0.21 along with fixes to issues identified. Will share some interesting details of what changes can be expected in the store.
Will share details of these changes in these updates. - v0.20 /e/OS released so far on dev channel - (will update as each version rolls out)
- Q
- Pie
- Oreo
Update 24 Dec We may have to push Nougat and R builds to v0.21 ( early Jan ). There are some issues in the builds that the team is resolving. Will update in these posts in case there is a change in this status.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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/e/ R rollout
Status: On Track
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All devices for week 50 were released last week.
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We are nearing the completion of the /e/ R release cycle. Next week …week 52 we will release all the builds that failed during this release cycle.
Builds that Failed This is the list of devices that failed to build.
Xiaomi POCO F3 / Redmi K40 / Mi 11X (alioth) , Google Pixel 4a 5G (bramble) , OnePlus One (bacon) , Google Pixel 4 XL (coral) , Google Pixel 4 (flame), OnePlus ‘8T’ (kebab), OnePlus 9 Pro (lemonadep), Google Pixel 5 (redfin)
- We have been able to build for these devices and expect to release these builds in week 52. There was an important code level change which was implemented to ensure builds for these devices do not fail. The team is documenting the changes. Will share the link to the changes once it is complete.
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Check out the Release plan for /e/ R on new and supported devices
Installation Tip for /e/R
Devices with Stock 11 ROM should flash the stock ROM first before flashing /e/ R .
Pl note this will wipe out your existing data. Take backups if required.
Manual upgrade is required as the default Updater application does not upgrade the OS and on detecting a different OS tends to block the installation. Read the next section for detailsTo find your device codename you can run this command in the console of an adb enabled PC with you phone connected via a usb data cable
$ adb shell getprop ro.product.device
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The basic strategy behind the supported device list is
- Support as many devices as possible
- Support for as long as possible
- Upgrade to the latest OS
- In case we do have to stop support for a device we will put a red flag against it in our supported device list. That way users have a clear idea what to expect on a device build.
OS OTA Upgrade Testing
Status: under testing
- We are conducting a new iteration of testing on devices available internally. Post that will release to all users requiring an upgrade from S9/S9+ Oreo to Q OTA.
This post will be updated through the week
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