I am currently starting my first project that will use Clojure to write an Android App using Android Studio.
My idea was to install the Cursive Plugin as this Plugin is available for IntelliJ Community Edition on which Android Studio is based.
Unfortunately my (maybe naive?) approach to just go to Settings -> Plugins -> Browse repositories ... and search for "Cursive" did not show any hits.
Is there any other way to install the Cursive Plugin with Android Studio?
You can download it directly from IDEA repository:
IDEA repository
Choose your version of IDEA and click download. Then follow this user guide
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I had Android Studio 2.3.3 for a while and never had to use it until now. So I installed some Android plugins on it, like JForm designer, WiFi ADB plugins and the rest to get started but it keeps telling me that Android Support (plugin) is not available. Please what can I do about it? Do I need to install any other plugins first, like JUnit? Or if I download the latest version of Android Studio, will it integrate Android support and tools for Android development?
I can send screenshots if they will be of relevance. Thanks in advance.
Please check this answer:
In android studio,cannot load 2 facets-unknown facet type:android and android-gradle
If you couldn't find the Android Support plugin, checked for Android APK Support.
Error screenshot
I am currently coding in Visual Studio 2022 Community Preview. I googled my problem and there I found that changing the repository to Google would solve the problem, but in my android SDK manager, there is no option for changing the repository.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Visual Studio includes an Android SDK Manager that you use to download Android SDK tools, platforms, and other components that you need for developing Xamarin.Android apps.
See Tools -> Android -> Android SDK Manager.
Under Platforms you'll find various Android versions for the emulator and under Tools you can install various tools.
Also
See Tools -> Options -> Xamarin -> Android Settings
and make sure that the Auto Install Android SDKs is checked.
There is a folder path called Android SDK Location, if it's empty you can browse for it in your computer yourself to find it.
I need to know how to add existing Android project into VSTS.
I have gone through the steps to set up VSTS with Studio and I have referred to this link but at the end it says:
it can't be done directly through Studio and Window OS.
Any better answer or updates for direct upload from Android Studio will be appreciated.
You can install "Visual Studio Team Services Plugin for Android Studio".
The Visual Studio Team Services Plugin for Android Studio allows you to connect to your Git repositories on Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) and Team Foundation Server (TFS) in a seamless and intuitive way. You can also use this plugin to import your android development projects into VSTS or create pull requests in your VSTS/TFS Git repository.
Note: The plugin is compatible with Android Studio 1.2 and up.
The Team Services plugin for Android Studio is available in the Android Studio Plugin Repository once you download it follow the following instructions:
In Android Studio, open plugin settings. (from the File menu, select Settings... then Plugins).
Click the Install plugin from disk... button and browse to the JAR file on disk.
Click the Install plugin button and restart Android Studio.
The plugin can be installed from Android Studio by browsing the Plugin Repository:
In Android Studio, open plugin settings. (from the File menu, select Settings... then Plugins).
Click the Browse repositories... button and search for "Visual Studio Team Services".
Click the Install plugin button and restart Android Studio.
First please follow the tutorial link in VSTS: Android Studio to make the plug-in works well.
And you can also watch a how-to video on importing projects on our YouTube channel.
Note: Also make sure you have enough permission with the team project in TFS which you want to import in.
Since you are using Git, if you already have local git repo and project, you could directly select Import into Version Control and select import into Team Service Git.
NOTICE: I found other questions and answers about the same issue, but the answers are for older versions of Android Studio, and I want confirmation if it still can work for the latest version of Android Studio (2.2.3.0 which was released on December 6, 2016)
I'm new to the Android development and I selected the IDE to use wrongly and before thinking and knowing which IDE to use.
So after this mistake, I must use Android Studio now to use the GRADLE libraries as Eclipse doesn't officialy support them (because Eclipse is now discontinued).
The Android Studio is 1.63 GB (including the Android SDK), while Android Studio is 417 MB (without the Android SDK).
I have Android SDK Tools R25.2.3 ( latest ) already downloaded, so I don't want to download the whole Studio + The Android SDK again.
Is it possible to download the Android Studio without the SDK, then link the SDK to the Studio manually?
I'd be very thankful if someone could help!
Yes it is possible , Studio and SDK can been seen as separate components and they can be linked by providing SDK path in the studio IDE or you can configure you SDK path thorough the setting menu shown at the start screen of android studio.
You can download the standalone IDE through Official Android Studio site.
Note : http://tools.android.com/ has dropped the support of providing separate SDK and IDE components but still IDE can be downloaded individually from Android Official Download Link
Steps to configure after download
1.) Download and Extract the IDE
2.) Find studio or studio64 exe and run the appropriate one in your OS
3.) When you start your studio , it will probably ask for SDK location through a prompt screen and provide the location and hit next and next , eventually it will show you a little process for update window and show you finish screen (Must follow the note below)
3.a) If there was no prompt screen shown then you can configure the SDK path using the setting option on the Splash screen of android studio
3.b) It's possible that when you open an old studio project and SDKis still not configured because every project has it's own setting so again you can see the link in error/log window as configure SDK and just click the link and provide path
Note : Disable internet before configuring you studio otherwise it will look for Updates
Helpful points to possible issue
For old project , replace the old dependencies with the one you have in project structure link for Visual representation of steps
Replace the gradle version with the one supported by your new studio and do the same if any other tool is not found.
Definitely. The Android Studio IDE prompts you to specify the path containing the Android SDK tools, if it doesn't detect the SDK automatically.
i Downloaded TFS plugin from below URL and add it my Android Studio. But when i am trying to open it is showing in RED colour. Please help me out how to resolve this.
http://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/4578?pr=phpStorm&showAllUpdates=true
TFS Integration is only supported in Intellij Idea Ultimate Edition while
Android Studio is based on code of Intellij Idea Community Edition so it can't support TFS integration. Why Google will supply anything for free which is being sold by Jetbrains.
See Version Control and Features Comparison pages.
Update
If you are not already aware, checkout Team Foundation Server - Version Control Integration. An under-development and open source alternative.
Visual Studio Team Services plugin by Microsoft is also available now. See installation instructions.
The Official Version of TFS plugin is available in Android Studio Plugin Repository. Installation instructions are available at Visual Studio Team Services Plugin for Android Studio.
The Team Services plugin for Android Studio is available in the
Android Studio Plugin Repository. The plugin can be installed from
Android Studio by browsing the Plugin Repository.
In Android Studio, open plugin settings:
Linux: from the File menu, select Settings... then Plugins
Mac: from the Android Studio menu, select Preferences... then Plugins
Windows: from the File menu, select Settings... then Plugins
Click the Browse repositories... button and search for "Visual Studio Team Services".
Click the Install plugin button and restart Android Studio.
A workaround is to use GitTF or Git TFS
Android Studio will work with Git and then you will need to do push and pulls using command line. Which can be totally worth it
There is now a plugin available for integrating TFS with Android Studio. I haven't tried it but it says it will work with Android Studio. You can read more about it in this blog from Microsoft.