When I open any project or create a new project, ide shows the trust project option but it's not working
and Gradle doesn't sync, and trust project sync still available on top of the page
You need to clean up the `trusted-paths.xml`
It's located in the configuration directory of Android Studio (for MacOS)
~/Library/Application Support/Google/AndroidStudio2021.2/options
Quit Android Studio
Find the file trusted-paths.xml and clean up and save it.
Open Android Studio and your project
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Android Studio 3.4.2 can't open project on macOS 10.15 Beta (19A526h)
Open Android Studio -> press Open an existing Android Studio project -> select folder with project -> NOTHING happens
I can create new project though, but can't open existing one.
Is there anything i missing here? Any help is appreciated.
I have met the same problem. It works by dragging folder onto AndroidStudio directly.
I made it easier to open projects with Finder by associating all settings.gradle files with Android Studio and then launching that file to open a project. (I'm on Android Studio 4.2.2)
I find that Android Studio's behavior with launching project files is inconsistent. If you don't have any project open and you launch a project's gradle.properties file with Android Studio, then it will open the whole project, BUT if you do this when another project is open then it will just open the gradle.properties text file in the already open project! However, for some reason this issue is avoided with settings.gradle -- it always opens the whole project even if another project is already open.
This problem occurs with macbook M1 macOS monterey. I solved this by,
Open Settings in Android Studio
Select Edit Custom VM options..
Add this line to it: -Dide.mac.file.chooser.native=false
Restart Android Studio
Why I am not able to run an android project while it syncs properly and I have defined the sdk version? Still I get Please select android sdk and "edit configuration" window opens.
As you can see, API 27 is installed.
Add SDK Location in your local.properties file as below
sdk.dir=C\:\\Users\\Aditya\\AppData\\Local\\Android\\Sdk
If correct location already present. Try following options
Add that SDK location to user environment variable ANDROID_HOME
Sync gradle with project files
Clean and Rebuild Android Project
Close Android Project, Remove project name from list, restart android studio and add project again and Sync and rebuild project
Edit 1
Try with File -> Invalidate Caches -> Invalidate,
Delete .gradle and .idea folder in Project
Delete .AndroidStudio3.1 folder from Home directory [take backup if you want]
Then close project from Android Studio, and Remove project from List.
Try to start again
Have the same issues with Android Studio 3.1.x, especially when using Gradle Kotlin DSL. I recommend you to:
Remove project from Android Studio left menu. Just press cross.
Close Android studio
Re-import project.
If this won't help try to use Android Studio 3.2 Beta, its more stable. If this won't help either try to remove caches or re-clone project.
I did : Android Studio -> File -> Sync Project with Gradle Files and it works
I'm using Android Studio 2, after migrating from Eclipse I pushed the project to a new repository. Now when I try to clone it ,it doesn't work.
After cloning it asks me :
Would you like to create a Studio project for the sources you have checked out to ?
I hit 'yes' and then "Import project from external model".
I can see then the project but I can't run it. I can't even sync with gradle files. This option is not existent.
Here is the official documentation to migrate an Eclipse project to an Android Studio: Migrating from Eclipse ADT. You should follow the step if you want your project to be usable under Android Studio since the project structure is a bit different betwwen the two environment.
You have to mantein this structure, with .idea and app directories directly in the root folder of your project, without any other wrapping folder.
I want to open existing Android Studio Project without launching Android Studio with last closed project.
i.e When I launch Android Studio then it opens last closed project on it.
Then I have to close it or go to
File menu -> Open -> Open File Or Project
Rather than i wants to open it from windows file explorer/finder or from terminal where project is stored.
like Xcode, Unity and other IDE does.
Or we can say.
can we create a special Android Studio Launcher icon for separate Project in that project directory.
That isn't possible. Other IDE projects create a "project file" that associates the contents of the project to that specific IDE.
Netbeans for example is not one of those, and so is Android Studio.
There are only two ways to open a project for Android Studio.
Hopefully in the future they will implement a simpler way to do it!
We can launch android's specific project in android studio from command line tool studio.
Go to directory where project is stored
user#:~/AndroidStudioProjects$ studio MyProject
If the commands don't work you can run in Studio > "Tools" -> "Create Command Line Launcher..."
I have been trying to understand how Android Studio IDE works by trying out a few things. I imported one of the sample projects –– Android DataLayer –– from Google repo, and it came with a few configured modules. Then I deleted the .idea folder and wanted to open the project again, but in the sidebar panel, all I see is emptiness.
What can I do to recreate the project?
Try syncing the project with "Tools" > "Android" > "Sync Project with Gradle Files".
If nothing changes when that process seems to be completed, then close and reopen the IDE.
If that still does not help:
Close the project via "File" > "Close Project"
Go into the project directory and delete the file .iml
(using your development machine's file manager e.g., Nautilus in Ubuntu, Finder in OS X).
Then, import the project using "Import Non-Android Studio Project" from the welcome dialog that appeared when you closed the project earlier.
Try creating a new project with exactly the same name, packageName etc. and then copy the folder from the new project into your old one