I have just downloaded a project from GitHub, but I don't know how to open it in Android Studio. I tried to use check out projects from version control, but it shows an error message:
cannot run program "get.exe":create process=2, the system cannot find
the file specified
I had this problem when I first started integrating GitHub with my Android Studio Projects. This solved my problem, please reference this stack answer
Android Studio Checkout Github Error “CreateProcess=2” (Windows)
You need to set the environment variable in Android Studio
C:\Users\Your_Username\AppData\Local\GitHub\PortableGit_ca477551eeb4aea0e4ae9fcd3358bd96720bb5c8\bin\git.exe
You can open the android studio and go to : Settings -> Version Control -> Git In text box next to "Path to Git Executable" you will see "git.exe" , just give it a full path
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Android Studio 3.4.2 can't open project on macOS 10.15 Beta (19A526h)
Open Android Studio -> press Open an existing Android Studio project -> select folder with project -> NOTHING happens
I can create new project though, but can't open existing one.
Is there anything i missing here? Any help is appreciated.
I have met the same problem. It works by dragging folder onto AndroidStudio directly.
I made it easier to open projects with Finder by associating all settings.gradle files with Android Studio and then launching that file to open a project. (I'm on Android Studio 4.2.2)
I find that Android Studio's behavior with launching project files is inconsistent. If you don't have any project open and you launch a project's gradle.properties file with Android Studio, then it will open the whole project, BUT if you do this when another project is open then it will just open the gradle.properties text file in the already open project! However, for some reason this issue is avoided with settings.gradle -- it always opens the whole project even if another project is already open.
This problem occurs with macbook M1 macOS monterey. I solved this by,
Open Settings in Android Studio
Select Edit Custom VM options..
Add this line to it: -Dide.mac.file.chooser.native=false
Restart Android Studio
My HD died two days ago, luckily my android app is versioned on Bitbucket. So I got an SSD, reinstalled Windows 10 and the latest Android Studio. With Android Studio installed, I've cloned the project of my app through the 'Checkout project from Version Control' option in the welcome window of Android Studio. The project seems to have been cloned correctly, bringing all my source codes.
However, Android Studio was not able to create a Run / Debug configuration automatically. So, I tried to create a configuration by my own by clicking Edit Configurations> Add New Configuration (green cross) and choosing the option Android App. When choosing this option, the error 'Error: Module not specified' is showing below in the window, like Shows the image I attached.
This is the first time I have to clone my Android project from my repository and unfortunately I am not sure how to handle it. Can anybody help me?
Looks like you are missing the settings.gradle file. Create a new one in the project root folder with the following content:
include ':app'
include ':BaseGameUtils'
include ':squarecamera'
include ':volley'
I just guessed your modules, fix them in case they are not correct.
I'am beginner in Android I can't create android project, can you help me ? I already installed jdk I don't know what's missing
first page android
windows installation:
Install JDK first before A.S.
Install Android Studio with SDK
Check whether Android PATH already in your environment path
Then follow this https://developer.android.com/studio/projects/create-project.html
You have to simply follow the android developer official page to start your first project.google official blog
And once you download the Android studio ,then follow the following link.to start developing your first project.
If gradle build finishes without error (see event log at the bottom-end of your android studio) and if you has added any activity (during project setup or later) change the view to android from project and you can find layout folder under res and also activity.java in java/{your package.name}.
Hope this helps.
I tried all the examples provided but still the same problem. Can you please solve this issue?
Steps that I followed
imported the android studio project to my android studio.
while building the gradle it statrs to error. the i searched about the problem in google
Then i tried https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2341134/command-line-svn-for-windows and i installed the svn from then i started my android studio then it shows the same error.
This is what i getting while i starts ma android studio.
Instead of the correct path to svn.exe you've specified a path to your Gradle build file. That's why Android studio is unable to run SVN client.
I was using SVN with eclipse but now I switched to Android studio .. So I am trying to check out my project in android studio but getting
"Cannot load supported formats: Cannot run program "svn": error=2, No such file or directory android studio "
Pop up of this error. I updated my Android studio also but the same problem. I am getting:
I am trying to checkout using:
VCS-> Checkout from version control-> Subversion
in android studio
Just click on File->open settings->Click on version Control
Inside subversion uncheck "use command line client".
Now you will be able to checkout from SVN.