I am using Android Studio Arctic Fox 2020.3.1 (Fedora 35 fully updated). It does not show any updates, unless I click on Check updates. Then it shows that Android Studio Bumblebee | 2021.1.1 is an update. When I ask it to update I get an error window, saying that "Some conflicts were found in the installation area", and the update aborts. Still using 2020.3.1.
Is there any way to solve this? Should I install the thing manually or wait for Studio to tell me there is an update without forcing the Check updates?
Today the Update message appeared automatically (without manual triggering) and the update went smoothly as always (it gave some errors with gradle paths but were solved easily).
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I have downloaded latest version of Android Studio (Android Studio Chipmunk 2021.2.1 Patch 1) and trying to install on Windows 11. Installation went successful, but I am getting the following issue during the SDK setup,
It showed, all three are installed but actually none of them are installed. Also, all the check-boxes against them are disabled, I am not able to check any check-boxes.
It says "Android SDK is up to date" when I click "Next".
But, on clicking "New Project", I am getting the SDK missing error,
On clicking "Open SDK Manager", I found that the Android SDK location was missing,
Since SDK is not installed (I have already physically verified), I am landing at the "SDK Component Setup" again and whole cycle was getting repeated. I have already tried uninstalling and re-installing multiple times but not getting any better luck. I searched for solution for more than 4 hours, at last, I am posting my issue here. I will be highly thankful for any help with this.
I have already solved this issue.
The problem was with the firewall. Once restrictions with the firewall were relaxed, everything started working then.
When I open Android Studio I receive a notification saying that an update is available:
The latest stable release of Android Studio is now available for download.
Android Studio Bumblebee | 2021.1.1 Patch 1 is a major new release and includes performance improvements, bug fixes and new features.
- Intellij 2021.1.1 Platform Update
- New Device Manager
- ADB over Wi-Fi
- Run Instrumented Tests in Android Studio using Gradle
- Android Gradle Plugin Upgrade Assistant now updates API usage
- Non-Transitive R classes on for new projects
- Apple Silicon Support Update
- Jank detection track in Profilers
- Profileable app profiling support in Studio Profilers
- Network Inspection and ability to capture Layout Inspector snapshots
- Support for Compose semantics in the Layout Inspector
- Interactive Preview
- Animated Vector Drawables Preview
- Updated Device picker for Design Tools
Important After updating, you need to restart Android Studio to apply any memory settings you migrate from an earlier version of the IDE.
Release Notes
However when I click on the Download button it opens a web page to re-download the whole program instead of updating it. It's a bit confusing because it's a minor update.
This issue was fixed by Google (10 February 2022).
You can now update Android Studio normally.
Thank you all for helping to bring this problem to Google's attention.
The problem was fixed.
You can now update through the IDE without any webpage redirects or workarounds.
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/217880228
Download and install JetBrains Toolbox. Android studio patch update will show in the toolbox list. Update through this. Hope its helpful.
As written in the issuetracker (217880288):
Workaround: delete manually only the "C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio"-folder and then install AS again. All your preferences will be restored because they are saved in your profile folder.
This worked for me.
However I for my part only renamed the old Android Studio folder and will keep it for a few Versions just to be have it in case of problems - but I didn't notice any problems yet.
P.S.: I readded the folder as exclusion from Antivirus, even if I do not remember well if this is still helping performance.
P.P.S.: Before I also tried the JetBrains Toolbox way to update AS, it said it installed the patch - however I still got the messages afterwards and it was still using old gradle.
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
I am using macbook with M1 chip. I am using Android Studio Bumblebee | 2021.1.1 Canary 3 version. When I run the project for the first time, there is no problem. When I debug for the second time, the changes I made in the codes are not visible in the emulator. I can't see the changes in logcat. What should I do?
thanks
I solved the problem.
"Edit Configurations..." -> Then the option I have shown in the red square needs to be selected.
You can try to go from File to Invalidate Caches / Restart... to empty your cache.
If that doesn't work try to downgrade your version. M1 Chip has problems with Android Studio because it is pretty new. Follow along this answer.
If you are sure it gets compiled and Android Studio installs it without errors you could try these things that worked for me:
Uninstalling the app inside the emulator and then running it again so the app gets reinstalled with your new version.
Also, as it's answered on here. You could also go to Tools -> AVD Manager. Right click on the emulator and then wipe data. This will delate all the data on the device.
After updating AndroidStudio to 4.2 I can't see my apps in debuggable process. every things was ok just before update. what I tried but nothing changed is:
- restart my phone
- restart android studio
- restart pc
- invalidate caches
- rebuild & clean
- remove build folder
- disable developer option in my phone
- try on emulator
Unfortunately after 2 days wasting my time and doing all suggested things In this page , I downgraded android studio to 4.1.3 and now it is working like before update. It also maybe useful for others that I also checked android studio arctic fox canary 15 and nothing differs with 4.2
Update
For developers who are living in Iran maybe it's related to sanctions. I was using vpn to change my ip when updating sdk . after version 4.2 is released google use more ways to identify where we are come from and two possible of them is Region and Regional Format. therefore You should change them to another country and then update sdk to solve the problem.
Just change windows Regional Format to English. Windows Settings -> Time & Language -> Region -> Regional Format . Then restart android studio
UPDATED:
change your time-zone and format to USA, it worked for me
I found a solution: Resetting Android Studio
File -> Manage IDE Settings -> Restore Default Settings…
Debugging works fine after updating Android Studio to 4.2.. My app is also showing in Debuggable processes under Logcat..