I've upgraded yesterday from Android Studio 2.3.3 to stable version 3 and I regret the moment.
First I had bunch of errors because of Crashalytics and Answers so I had to reinstall them.
Then I couldn't run the app because I got "No SDK" error so I launched the SDK setup again.
And Then I got bunch of errors related to values and AAPT2:
The thing is that yesterday I had those errors and I updated my dependenceies to match 26.0.2 from 25.0.3 And every thing worked fine.
But after I had to kill android studio process and relaunched, I got those errors again.
Please help
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I have a github code which is from 2018, https://github.com/puzannshakya/Currency-Detection
I am trying to run this app, but it is giving me errors like gradle should be 4.1 and higher, even after upgrading the gradle still giving errors of stdlib not found.
Can anyone help me to update this app, and use in my android studio and be able to run?
I had fully working Flutter android app. Got an Android Studio update message and updated. Now it shows "The project is not a Gradle-based project" it doesnt detected as flutter dart app. And can't run anymore. How can i fix? build gradle is already exist on android folder and was fully working. Latest Android Studio update caused the problem.
Note: I downloaded previous version (arctic fox) of Android Studio and everything works. Something is wrong in latest version.
I lost an entire morning yesterday after updating to Bumblebee. It broke my Flutter project so badly. I couldn't do Android builds or iOS builds anymore (it was insisting I didn't have cocoa pods installed even though I did - even flutter doctor confirmed I did) and after spending hours trying to fix it all I gave up and went back to Arctic Fox and everything was fine again.
I'm glad it's not just me that's had Flutter problems with Bumblebee.
I suggest rolling back to Arctic Fox and waiting for the next patch release before trying to upgrade again.
As an aside... I'm on an M1 Mac, so I don't know whether there's some compatibility issue with that.
You may wish to try uninstalling and reinstalling your Flutter and Dart plugins in Android Studio, but that didn't work for me.
Android studio was getting crashed continuously after upgrade from 3.4.2 to 3.5. So, uninstalled android studio and installed again downloading the exe file from android developer portal. Still its crashing continuously on Start while showing prompt "loading modules". Not able to find the exact cause of issue.
please refer to the following answer i got when i faced the same problem. If you have any antivirus program installed on your system then it's blocking your Android Studio please add Android Studio to it's Whitelist and refer the below link for more details.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/57669392/8147020
I'm running Meteor 1.4.4.2 and i'm trying to figure out how to get Android Studio to work with it. I am aware that there is a known issue with android sdk Tools 25.3.x and I have searched all over the web and seen plenty of "solutions" that simply have not worked for me. I have recently uninstalled Android Studio for like the 5th time and I now have a 25.2.3 version of sdk tools. Where can I go from here? I have the most recent version of JDK installed. I've tried downloading Android Studio and the switching out the tools folder for this older version and that got rid of my original error message in the command line (which i'm sorry I didn't save unfortunately, but it said two things. It said cordova could not find sdk tools and that there was no .gradle) but then it tried to build the app and then threw 30-50 error messages that I did not understand. My system is macOS Sierra 10.12.4
I am a true beginner in all this so thank you for your patience. Any help would be so much appreciated. Thanks!
Yesterday I updated my Android Studio version from 2.3 to 2.3.1 and today when I tried to create a New Project this familiar screen should disappear after sometime but it didn't disappeared after 30 minutes of waiting. Anyhow I managed to close android studio by Task Manager and started Android Studio again and created a new project again and the same thing happened again.
Although when I open my previous projects again they are working fine but the problem is with the new project creation only. I am having a good working internet connection along with the latest version of gradle 3.4.1
Any idea why this would be happening?
How to resolve this?
I had this "problem" with android studio but after looking here and there I found out that when I update gradle version for my project, for example from 2.2 to 2.2.1, if I do not have that gradle version already android studio tries to download gradle distribution for that version to build the project and since I have poor internet connection, it was the download which was taking time.
Maybe your android studio is downloading the gradle too and it takes time.