I was adding some Bluetooth permission in manifest like Android Developer said in "https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/connectivity/bluetooth/permissions". but, why I still get this error? or I forgot a code to add? or what? I was so confused about this. I just got this problem in android 12.
I also searched some references, but they says same like "add some Bluetooth permission in manifest", but I am still getting error :(.
Manifest:
After making changes in the Android Manifest you should:
Stop the App
Open the terminal in the location of your app (inside the IDE) and call:flutter clean -> flutter pub get.
After that, run the project and your problem should be gone.
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Android Studio 4.2.1
Gradle 6.7.1
Gradle Plugin 4.2.1
From time to time (and unclear what causes this, although I think it might be related to interrupting a full rebuild), Android Studio gets "confused" about what permissions are set in AndroidManifest.xml, and shows errors within source code. Usually this happens on the VIBRATE permission I use, but I have recently started seeing it on NETWORK related permissions, like this:
Even though my manifest has it set:
When this happens, no manner of rebuilds, invalidate cache/restart seems to help, until at some point it generally just "goes away". A build and project run will work, I just continue to see errors in various files which reference permissions that AS thinks I have not granted.
I assume this is some gradle problem? What can I do about it?
I have a Cordova app using Vue.js, and lots of logging using the standard Javascript/browser console.log(). Up until now I've only been targeting iOS, and those console.log messages appear in the xCode log viewer.
Now, however, I'm also targeting Android. I've successfully imported the Cordova project into Android Studio and the app is running in debug mode in the Emulator. But, I can't find the console.log output anywhere.
I think the log output should appear here, but there is nothing from my app at all.
I've also tried Logcat, as #Lukasz describes, which also had no effect:
You should try to use chrome inspect as described here:
https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/remote-debugging/
If you really want to see the console.log statements from inside the Android Studio you can use logcat View -> Tool Windows -> Logcat. Remember to filter it by 'CONSOLE' statement like I did on the image below.
I finally resolved this. I had to enable Developer Options in settings and enable USB Debugging.
If you're not seeing console.log in LogCat, ensure your application is debuggable. This will be true for apps run from Android Studio (I think) but if you're debugging a 3rd party APK like I am, it won't. Maybe this will save someone the 3 hours I wasted on it.
So ensure android:debuggable="true" is there in the application tag of of your AndroidManifest.xml file
I receive the following error every time I try and run my application
I tried all the solutions mentioned here and none of them worked.
The weird thing here is that, I tried to run my application for the first time of the Android Emulator and I got the same error. I never installed the application there, yet I get the same error.
any ideas what might be causing this error?
Please do the followings:
*Clean up your Project(Build/Clean Project)
*Uninstall any previous installations of your application on device(if it is present)
*Restart Android studio
*Restart Android Emulator
If your problem is still there, then try to restart your system
I added few songs using DDMS and in the emulator opened Dev tools->Media Provider and ran scan SD card but got the error msg : Dev tools has stopped. Any idea how to resolve this ? I tried creating new AVD also both in Eclipse and Android Studio , Genymotion . But same results. Can anyone help on how to resolve this?
On API 23 Emulator you can go to Setting => App => Dev Tools => Permissions , and check the permissions
Answering just in case it helps someone.
Giving permissions to Dev tools solves the issues sometimes but if it does not, one option is to download the files (songs or images) using browser on your emulator, if number of files is not much.
Worked well for me.
It seems that in the Nexus 5 image that comes with the latest version of Android Studio, the "Dev Tool" app does not declare the required <uses-premission> element in its manifest. If you filter the logcat by com.android.developer you will see this exception:
Caused by: java.lang.SecurityException: Permission Denial: not allowed to send broadcast android.intent.action.MEDIA_MOUNTED from pid=2331, uid=10023
Unfortunately there's not a lot you can do if you're not willing (or don't know how, as I admit I don't) to pull out the apk, unpack it, edit the AndroidManifest.xml, and pack it all back in. Use another image, or refresh the MediaStore using adb shell:
Refresh Android mediastore using adb
Please help.!! I'm getting the error posted in the image when i try to debug my app, it was working fine and now i cant find the problem.. Any suggestion??
The app stucks in waiting for device for debugging. but it works fine if i run the app in release mode..
My app is developed in Android Studio latest version and using Api 19.
How do i clean my project? i've already tried this:
gradlew clean
gradlew compile
Please somebody help!!
There's none of your source code attached so i can't tell for sure but it could be because you're trying to write data to the root of internal storage. If that's the case you just need to change where you're writing your data.
Source : Android Error - Open Failed ENOENT
I wouldn't know for sure though since i can't see your code.