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.
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I have these two plugins installed currently:
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/17254-markdown-editor
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/7793-markdown
none of these works.
I have googled this problem and found many people are facing the same issue.
But a few solutions that I found, did not work for me
Have encountered the same after updating Android Studio to Arctic Fox 2020.3.1 (and now the Bumblebee 2021.1.1).
Decide not to wait anymore, did some search and found that this is happened because the latest version of Markdown by JetBrains requires Java Chromium Embedded Framework (JCEF), but it is not bundled with the default runtime for the IDE.
Update the runtime to the one with JCEF in the following steps could solve this issue:
Select Help > Find Action from the Android Studio menu.
Enter "Choose Boot Java Runtime for the IDE" and select it from the suggestion list.
Select the runtime that comes with JCEF support as shown in the image below:
Click OK and restart the IDE.
Disclaimer Apply the change at your own risk since there is a statement claiming that changing the runtime may cause unexpected problems. Will again update this post if I have encountered any other issues after this has been set.
Update:
Joachim Schuster has written a detailed article to explain on this and the steps to fix it.
Update:- For Android Studio 3.3.0
For Android Studio Arctic Fox 2020.3.1
For Android studio 4.1.1
Yesterday, Google updated Android Studio to version 3.3 and there it was possible to use a static analyzer for libraries supporting C ++. So, how exactly to use it? I include in:
Preferences->Editor->Inspections->General->Clang-tidy
(Use IDE setting )
but nothing else. If you try through the terminal for the android studio - Then you need to write all the dependencies manually, which is not correct, apparently. And my question is - how in uses cland-tidy for Android studio version 3.3?
I would be grateful for any help and support.
From Android Studio main menu: Analyze -> Run Inspection By Name...
select 'Clang-Tidy', "Run 'Clang-Tidy'" dialog box will appear. Set up needed options and click 'OK'. In the end of the inspection results will be displayed in "Inspection Results" bottom tab.
I just updated Android Studio at the version 2.3.1 and I want to start a new project. But the Menu changed and I can't find the right way to create an empty project with all standard libraries..
image of new project with updated version
Can you help me?
1-Launch Android Studio.
2-In the Welcome to Android Studio screen, choose New Project.
3-In the New Project window, enter the application name, module name, package name, and project location.
if Couldn't understand see link for more information.
Link
I was also seeing the similar issue. This happened because android support plugin was disabled. After enabling Android Support, I was able to create normal Android Project.
You can enable it by going to File->Settings->Plugins and Enable the Android Support plugin.
I have face problem with newest version 2.3.1 Android Studio.it generated wrong debug APK its some time generate lesser size of APK file which is crash at launch time.
I have my own project that i wrote 6 month ago.
I open my android studio and update all possible updates on it.
I open the project and the android studio offer me to upgrade the project to API 23 - so i upgrade.
Now when i trying to see the designer of any activity - i can't see the GUI and i getting this error :
"Rendering Problems Android N requires the IDE to be running with Java 1.8 or later Install a supported JDK"
I did all the instruction that was told in the attached link - and still nothing work and i still can't see the GUI of the activity when i trying to open it from the android studio.
Click on the letter N, next to the android icon in the Preview window and select API level 23 or lower. That should solve it
I had the same problem with Android Studio on Windows after upgrading Java 7. I solved it by updating JAVA_HOME and Path environment variables to point to jdk1.8.
I would like to start coding some Android apps, such as a simple Music Player app. I have followed instructions and correctly installed latest Android Studio from vendor site. Also went through countless updates etc and installing SDK and Java 8.
The error message I encounter is when I clicked Design view tab, it says "Rendering Problems" and then tells me that the rendering library I have is more up to date than the Studio and to update to the latest version of Android Studio. When I click Update in AS it says I have latest version 1.2.1.1
I have put a screenshot online:
http://s725.photobucket.com/user/scuntman/media/as_zpsknonswjj.jpg.html?filters[user]=143275810&filters[recent]=1&sort=1&o=0
Does anybody know how this can be fixed?