today I encountered a problem when trying to run an app from Android Studio. I found out that the solution to the problem is to Sync with Gradle. However, I can't find the Sync with Gradle button in my editor. (None of the solutions listed on StackOverflow worked for me). Here is an image:
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EDIT: It isn't in the file menu.
Goto File menu, there you will find the option to Sync Project with Gradle,
Check the image below :
EDIT
Goto Settings in File Menu as shown in the image below.
then specify the path of the Gradle File which you have Downloaded Manually & Apply the Settings as shown in the image below.
After Specifying the path, you see the option "Sync Project With Gradle Files" in File Menu.
I hope this will help.
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Please look at snapshot of the opened file below.
When I double click on MyUtils.java it is showing this XML format:
But when I open it manually from Windows Explorer it already have correct Java code inside:
I have tried these but the problem remains:
clean, rebuild project
invalidate cache and restart
deleted .gradle and .idea auto generated folders from the project
updated and restart Studio.
It happens because of wrong File Encoding and you can see my answer about it in here.
Solution: The solution will be reinstalling Android Studio or, go to:
File -> Other Settings -> Default Settings, find File Encodings, change Project Encoding to System-Default or UTF-8 format.
try 'Sync Project with Gradle Files'. you can find it in top-left in 'File' tab or click on button at the left of 'Avd Manager' button.
go to Project mode and right click on the root folder of your project and Synchronize it
Actually you do not need to reinstall the Android Studio.
I met with the similar problem. The way to fix it is if you are using MAC OS then goto
'Android Studio->Preferences->Editor->File Types'
then check the Recognized File Types and look for your bug file in Registered Patterns and remove it.
Then all be good.
This button disappeared from a new 3.1 version of AS Toolbar. Before it showed as:
Now it's missing:
EDIT: They like to keep playing with the toolbar.
Since Android Studio 3.3, the icon has been updated and moved back across to the right:
Original answer:
It hasn't disappeared. They have just moved it between the Save and Sync files button on the far left end of the toolbar.
In Android Studio 3.3 it is here:
Is is available from menu. Tools > Android disappeared, so find it in File > Sync Project with Gradle Files.
For me I did following to make it visible:
Go to File -> settings -> Menus and Tool bar as shown
Click on Restore Default
You should see the Updated Android.MainToolBarGradleGroup as follows:
Click on Apply and restart the Android Studio
If you encounter this issue within a Flutter project and you cannot find the sync method, you can click on the build.gradle file and then click on Open for Editing with Android Studio at the top right. This will open just the Android project in a new Android Studio window and you will be able to see all the Gradle commands then (for example, under File > Sync...).
File > Sync Project With Gradle Files or this shortcut.
If you are creating React Native application, make sure that you opened your project in ~/YourProjectName/android folder
You can use this shortcut Ctrl + Shift + A to get not only sync but also other action if you found trouble to get them.A window will appear and you can type some command that you would like IntelliJ to run. Just type "sync" in there and it will find that command Sync Project with Gradle Files, even if it's not visible on the menu.
I had to open /android/ on its own in Android Studio (you can click Open for Editing in Android Studio in the top right corner) and then you have this options in the toolbar and in File/Synch Project with Gradle Files (when viewing .gradle file).
In Android Studio under 3.1 it's placed in
Tools > Android > Sync Project with Gradle Files
I want to connect android app to SQL Server database. For this connection, i have tried to add up Jtds.jar file in Project library. After include this file when we click on sync now and Studio build the gradle and show this type of error.
Error:(25, 0) Project with path ':jtds-1.2.7' could not be found in project ':app'.
What's the actual problem? Anybody help me about fixation of this error
In my case, work after extract .zip file
CLEAN PROJECT AFTER CHANGES: build -> clean project
I think you get the Error Msg with Red color.
Don't worry this is the problem of .jar file path is not properly configure.
You fix this bug you must Follow the steps.
1). File>Project Structure> Click > app in a list
2). In center window on top have the tab Name Called Dependencies Click the Tab. In a list many lines will be listed as what is present in your Project have build.gradle(Module:app) file.
3). Go to right corner of the window Click + button.
4). Find jar Dependencies or File Dependencies Click.
5). The new window will appear on the screen and choose the location of .jar file in your project and click OK button.
6). Finally the Project will be Sync automatically when you click OK button.
I am developing my android application on Android-Studio. My project was checked out project from Git version control. Everything works fine. Except that I cannot see build.gradle file. Hence I am unable to add modules or libraries.
Why doesn't my project has a build.gradle file ?!
Did I do anything wrong to import my project from Git ?
What should I do to be able to add libraries without having build.gradle ?
Here is what I did to import my project:
Check out project from Version Control -> Git,
after cloning, the following box appears:
I click `Yes. The follwoing box appears:
I accept the default options and click Ok, then the following box appear:
Again, I accept the default options and click Ok
Then my projec loads on Android-Studio. It shows me the following message:
Before I click on add root, the following box appears:
I click on dont' remind me again for this project. After that I can continue programming (Git and Version Control is working). But build.gradle is nowhere to be found !!
UPDATE 1:
The following image is the project view:
what am I doing wrong ?
UPDATE 2:
Here is the Android view:
Choose Android View instead of Project View.. enjoy
see image1
see image2
With huge help from Stack Overflow community, I figure out how to solve it. Here is what I did:
I totally removed Android-Studio following this guidance, then ...
I installed Gradle from this link, then ...
I re-installed Android-Studio following this link:
I am gussing the main problem was that I didn't installed Gradle manually and hence Android-Studio was using some sort of Gradle-Wrapper to allow the application to run.
Now, finally I can edit build.gradle.
I have one project which was initially in eclipse, then i managed somehow to convert it to gradle and everything was working fine in Android Studio.
But then i didn't work some time with the project and after few months when i returned to project i am surprised that Android Studio has problems with this project.
When i selected "Android" from top left dropdown in AS, where you should see the project as Android, i saw no files, then i did something and now i see there one empty folder Java.
If i hit button "sync project with gradle files" AS says message as posted in name of question, but it is gradle based project.. there are gradle files etc.
Do you someone know why is this problem? Why it should stop work like this?
Thank you
Make sure you open the project from its root directory. i.e. the directory which contains the top level build.gradle file.
The missing top level gradle file is what causes this error.
For native Flutter Projects:
Note that this error will also appear if you "sync your project with Gradle files " in the root directory. Gradle works only in your android directory (flutter_name/android).
Configure Gradle version
I got this error because i wanted to change some build values like the Gradle version and the Gradle plugin version (and other build values ex. kotlin):
In your current project: File>Open
Select directory: user/StudioProjects/flutter_name/android
Open directory in a new window
After it is opened it will load some packages (see right bottom), which will take some time.
Under File>Project Structure Project you can set the gradle version and under Modules variables of your build
Now you can sync your project with Gradle files or at least read out the error messages, that come with your configuration
After configuration, you might need to restart your project with File>Invalid Caches/Restart....
That worked for me:
copy the file build.gradle
drop the copied file build.gradle in
your app/project folder .
My project stopped showing all of sudden and already had build.gradle file.
I just reopened it via File > Open.