I am facing a problem when I open my android project. It has been since a while I haven't deal with my project. But I face different error when I change android studio version or gradle version. Sometimes I face Aapt2 error other time I face android resource complication in values folder. How do I get the exactly android studio and gradle version to open my project so as I can make some modification
Regarding Aapt2
Aapt2 is enabled by default when you use android plugin for gradle 3.0.
This is to
improve incremental resource processing
as stated here.
But if you are facing issues with it, you can switch back to previous version by adding this in gradle.properties
android.enableAapt2=false
Non-ascii characters issues have been fixed in AAPT2 and android gradle plugin now (yay!). Instead of disabling AAPT2 now you can just use android gradle plugin version 3.2.0-alpha11 or newer and you should not encounter this error anymore.
Regarding Android resource compilation
Make sure you have no error in your ids.xml file.
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I'm trying to implement mercadopago px, but at run time it returns an error
AAPT2 aapt2-4.1.3-6503028-linux Daemon # 2: Unexpected error during compile
I looked for some solutions Link , some say it is Gradle's mistake and others say it is related to the hardware. One of these solutions was to see the structure of the project and change the version of Gradle to a lower one, the version that did not give this error was (image), but there was an error in the main activity
Actual gradle
Changed Gradle
If you have an older computer/laptop, it's likely the missing SSSE3 instructions. The bug was fixed in newer versions of AS/AGP so if you update your android gradle version to the newest 4.2 beta it should fix the issue.
I am trying to install the Android Studio and there is an error that I can not fix. See attached picture:
Aapt2 is enabled by default when you use android plugin for gradle 3.0.
This is to improve incremental resource processing
can you try this?
Open the gradle.properties and add this:
android.enableAapt2=false
I created an Android project with the newest Android Studio version (v2 Preview 5) and converted it into a kotlin project. Now gradle is not able to sync and build the project, see the screenshot:
I didn't do anything to any build file and I also deleted my entire gradle cache as well as restarting, killing daemons etc. I used the newest kotlin version 1.0.0-beta-4584
As the error message suggest I guess the reason is the kotlin plugin, so does anyone know how to solve this problem?
The kotlin gradle plugin is not compatible with the latest alpha plugin of android (2.0.0-alpha6) or alpha5 for that matter.
Until this is the case, you can use 2.0.0-alpha3 instead.
I am getting the following error when trying to install DEXguard onto a simple application within Eclipse:
Errors occurred during the build.
Errors running builder 'Android Optimizer and Obfuscator (DexGuard)' on project 'test'.
com/android/sdklib/util/GrabProcessOutput$IProcessOutput
This error occurs when I try to run the app.
Also all of the other projects in my Ecipse have the red exclaimation mark error, what is the issue here?
EDIT: I removed the red exclaimation mark error but removing Android dpendencies from the build path, however the original error is still persisting when I attempt to run the project.
Such an error is a sign that you're combining the DexGuard plugin with an incompatible version of the Android plugin in Eclipse. You should check the compatible version numbers that are documented in the DexGuard manual. Upgrading both plugins to the latest versions should work.
Whenever I try to run a gradle sync on my project i keep getting this error:
Failed to refresh Gradle project 'MeetupVersion1.0'
Unable to load class 'org.gradle.plugins.ide.internal.IdeDependenciesExtractor$IdeDependency'.
How do I fix this error? Do I have to import this class or does it have to do with my Android Studio?
This tends to happen when you're trying to use a build file that specifies a version of the Android Gradle plugin that's too new for the given version of Android Studio to handle. I'd suggest updating Android Studio.
If you continue to have problems, amend you question with the version of Android Studio you're using and the contents of your build files.
This is written up in bug https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=66325 though the bug report doesn't really have any detail other than a couple reports that people solved it by upgrading.