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The world's best Android Crash Reporting and Real User Monitoring solution
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Supports Android 5+ (API 21+).
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Supports Android 6+ (API 23+).
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If you need to support Android 4.1+, please use Raygun4Android 4.0.1.
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- If you need to support Android 4.1+, please use Raygun4Android 4.0.1.
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- If you need to support Android 5+, please use Raygun4Android 5.0.1.
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## Library structure
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We recommend using those if you are using Kotlin in your project.
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As well, the library is still compatible with pure Java Android applications.
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Raygun4Android 5.0.0 is currently considered to be the stable release of the provider and is tagged in the repository and supports Android 5+.
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Raygun4Android 5.1.0 is currently considered to be the stable release of the provider and is tagged in the repository and supports Android 5+.
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Raygun4Android 4.1.1 is functionally equal to 4.1.0, which was unfortunately deployed to Maven Central in an incomplete state. Please use 4.1.1 instead.
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### Requirements
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### Internal dependencies
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