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Fixes issue #22 and restructures sample application.

There are no changes to the API that will break existing users of the library. Simply update your gradle dependency to upgrade to this release.

Adds new shadow feature. There are no changes to the API that will break existing users of the library. Simply update your gradle dependency to upgrade to this release.

Resolves an issue only seen on the Nexus 6P. Calls to Canvas.createArc with a sweep angle of 0 draw a complete 360 degree circle, on all other devices this not rendered at all, ie. 0 degree sweep.

Resolves an issue only seen on the Nexus 6P. Calls to Canvas.createArc with a sweep angle of 0 draw a complete 360 degree circle, on all other devices this not rendered at all, ie. 0 degree sweep.

• Update travis continuous integration
• Support for Android Studio 2.0
• Static file analysis changes pulled
• Update targetSdkVersion to 23
• Update build tools to 23
• Update AppCompat library 'com.android.support:appcompat-v7:23.3.0'
• Verify support for Android N
• Verify split screen behavior on Android N

This release fixes an issue where the line width of arc was incorrect if onPause() was triggered while animating the series show effect.

This release removes the android:allowBackup attribute from the DecoView library. In previous releases declaring this attribute prevents the application consuming the library from overriding the attribute due to a known issue in the manifest merge.

• Added pause() and resume() support for data series move animation
• Added pause/resume sample fragment to sample app
• Added support for 0 duration move events (no animation)
• Changed default move effect animation duration from 2000ms to duration calculated by total series spin duration
• Deprecated function DecoView.getSeriesItem(int index). Use DecoView.getChartSeries(int index).getSeriesItem()

All xml attributes are now prefixed with 'dv_' to avoid naming conflicts

DecoView: Beautiful animated circular charts.

• Implemented continuous integration build and testing using Travis
• Added compatibility back to Android API 8 (Android 2.2)
• New samples added to the demo app
• Primary and secondary gradient colors switched