I recently downloaded the latest version of android Studio and this is giving me a lot of problems. Some of my old projects don't work due to compatibility issues, so I wanted to know if it was possible to revert to an older version of Android Studio and how I can do it
Yes, it is possible.
You can uninstall the current Android Studio and then, you can search here for the version you would like to download.
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I have run into some issues with gradlew failing to run in my nativescript application. People have told me that it's a gradle issue and I need to update it, but wherever I search I see instructions for updating gradle using android studio. But I've just installed my SDKs using the sdkmanager and avdmanager. Is there any way to update gradle using them?
I don't want to update my emulator images etc. only gradle.
When you update android studio you should be able to keep settings from past versions I've been using android studio on the same computer for 3 to 4 years and all my old images/ SDKs are still there, plus if you update grade without updating android studio the grade may not be recognized by that version of android studio. If I was in your place I would update android studio to the latest stable version.
since I installed the lasted update of android studio I have been receiving a lot of errors while trying to run and building the project. I wonder if there is a solution to restore android studio to the older version
You could uninstall android studio and download its older version from here. But the better treatment is to keep the latest version and solve errors.
I am using latest version of android studio
and i am open a an older project the android studio not open this project
and always fininshing the gradle while downloading or building it
i have attached the screen shot with this for batter understanding
please help me on this issue these project was build with older android studio like 2.2 and now i am using the latest version which is android 2.3.3 but with this version project was not open properely
android gradle problem the screen shot of the problem
This same thing happened to me, when i was into android. Go to android sdk manager and update whatever it says, and you will good to go.
Even android studio is also trying to do the same thing. but it doesn't show you the progress.
I have an Android project in Eclipse that has targeted Android 2.2 for many years but now I want to use some newer features that are only available in later versions of Android, e.g., 4.xx
There is a Stack Overflow question on how to change the build target...
How to change target build on Android project?
. . but my selection in the box on the right that they mention only goes to 3.2. How do I increase my options to newer versions on Android?
Android Studio - the now official IDE for Android development has a handy import feature for making Eclipse projects work.
As CommonsWare above mentioned, it might behoove yourself to make the switch.
It recently hit its 2.1.1 stable release: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Install Higher version packages , Go to Android SDK Manager-> Select Version-> Install. Keep in mind Eclipse support has been ended, Use Android Studio.
Check Link to know how to install packages- (http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Eclipse-and-Setup-ADT)
After updating to canary preview 5, android studio does not work.
It just show this image and nothing happens
i searched for any solution but to no avail
what is the wrong with it?
Thanks in advance
I have the same problem with my Android Studio version 2 Preview 4 i asked a question here in SO after that i find the solution just look on my answer to my question here
This is what i did
This is an answer for my question, after trying many methods now it works fine.
This is how i resolved my problem by:
Updating Android SDK Tools and the latest SDK Platform
Removing the Android Studio cache folder situated in
C:\Users\<username>\.AndroidStudioPreview2.0
Running android studio again
give it a try and good luck!
Try to reinstall Android Studio. It is not good idea to use Canary Builds because it can be unstable.
I have obsession to have all apps upgraded to the newest version, and I used to use Android Studio Canary builds for a long time, and than some Canary Build caused some problems, and I have to reinstall. From than, I use only stable version of Android Studio.