I'm using Android Studio Electric Eel | 2022.1.1 version and the App Quality Insights are a really great addition to the tool. I can see the list of crashes in that windows, but it doesn't highlight the codebase with that gutter icon for a crash next to the lines of code.
Anyone else with the same problem?
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What the title says. I have tried restarting the app and the studio, invalidated caches, etc. All I get is the message in a blue banner that says "Cannot display compose nodes - try restarting the application".
I have already looked at this answer and commented out everything in the packagingOptions section in the build.gradle file.
I'm using Android Studio Electric Eel 2022.1.1 Patch 1. Appreciate any pointers or suggestions!
I recently updated Android Studio to the Electric Eel version and I noticed that the editor shows black lines even where there shouldn't be any. Seems like a waste of workspace space to me but I couldn't find anything in the settings.
Android Studio:
Notepad:
Does any of you have the same problem ?
Settings > Editor > Inlay Hints: i have disabled Inheritors, Usages and Code author.
Thanks to Zain.
You can :
Change your theme and restart with clear cache android studio.
Android Studio Bumblebee Patch 3
From this page, it says that I can see recomposition counts:
https://developer.android.com/jetpack/compose/tooling#recomposition-counts
It does not show the menu option to me. Only the device name and "Stop inspector"
This is only available in Electric Eel at the moment:
"For even more cutting edge features, you can take a sneak peek at the Android Studio Electric Eel release in the Canary channel [...] These features will be promoted to more stable channels once we have your feedback and make improvements, so please try them out." Source
You just need to enable this option in View Options
I got the same issue, and found the official site has noted that, after upgrade compose version and use Android Studio Preview version, it works for me:
To get started, make sure your app is using Compose 1.2.0-alpha03 or higher. Then deploy your app as you normally would.
How I should react to this pop-up message?
I've selected the "safe mode" for now.
Pop-up message after upgrading Android Studio
So then all projects seems to have this pop-up when opened first time.
The new Patch 1 of Android Studio Chipmunk seems to fix this problem about "malicious code" on projects.
I am very new to android studio and I am having issues with running my project on emulator. Basically, run is greyed out. I tried to solve the problem through previously asked questions yet it is still not working. Here is screen shot for the problem:
run grayed out,
me trying to fix via edit configrations
Just like I said I am very new to android studio and I need your help.
Check that Android Studio has SDK tools installed. Go to
File | Settings | Appearance & Behavior | System Settings | Android SDK, click SDK Tools and check that Android SDK Tools are installed.