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In my app I have created a test page with some code that only will be available for the developer. This page/activity can only be reached via a menu-item. Is there a way to determine if an android app is running in debug mode, and only show the menu-item when this is true?
regards,
Goldhorn
You need to check if the debuggable=”true” is set in AndroidManifest.xml. See this post for more info – Getting "debuggable" value of androidManifest from code?