Will API lv23 supported in future

[oong819]

i'm using Android 6 and currently developing small Android apps using a code editor app and build using a shell script.

But testing small changes in code would require a whole apk building process.
A while ago i use tranleduy2000/javaide, that project no longer maintained but still work good except sometimes it clear the code file i'm editing when i exit the app (their issue 101). So i would like to use this app but minimum Android version required are Android 8 (AndroidIDEOffical/AndroidIDE also require Android 8+ too).
I know support back to Android 6 whould probally break everything but the code can be seperated in core, minsdk26, minsdk23, minsdk23 can drop support for Kotlin.

Thanks for reading

[RohitKushvaha01]

i'm using Android 6 and currently developing small Android apps using a code editor app and build using a shell script.

But testing small changes in code would require a whole apk building process.
A while ago i use tranleduy2000/javaide, that project no longer maintained but still work good except sometimes it clear the code file i'm editing when i exit the app (their issue 101). So i would like to use this app but minimum Android version required are Android 8 (AndroidIDEOffical/AndroidIDE also require Android 8+ too).
I know support back to Android 6 whould probally break everything but the code can be seperated in core, minsdk26, minsdk23, minsdk23 can drop support for Kotlin.

Thanks for reading

The core editor library requires a minimum API level of 26, so it's not possible. However, you can install a custom ROM with Android 8 or higher on your device. Since your device is running Android 6, it can be rooted easily.