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What is the best way to share my Eclipse Workspace between my Computer and Laptop (Windows 7 & Windows 8). I am familiar with SVN but after a while my SVN crashes and I cannot commit because all my files are outdated (they are not).
How do you share your Workspace between several computer?
A cleaner solution could be to create a workspace in each computer and then just to use a SCM.
I use a workspace for each of my 3 computers (My laptop at work - fedora 17, my personal laptop - MacOSX and my desktop - Win7 ) they have their own workspace but i share-update my projects through github.
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But to reach your aim, you could also upload to your SCM your workspace settings:
I found this useful information here.
So the short answer is: If you want to create a new eclipse workspace
and preserve all your settings, simply copy the
.metadata/.plugins/org.eclipse.core.runtime/.settings directory into
your new workspace directory.
But..
Do not copy other directories! There are project specific settings and
since your old projects are left in your old workspace, the copied
settings would not be valid and you would get some nasty exceptions at
eclipse startup.
I think the easiest way is synchronise workspace folder via Dropbox or UbuntuOne
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I'm working on a project with Flutter and I accidently chose ios but I only need to work with Android, and now after my project has grown up, now I can't recreate a new project, so how can I delete ios from my current project, safely.
Nothing to worry about, just delete the ios directory, that's it!
In Flutter, every specific platform has a dedicated directory (ios, android, web, macos, windows, linux). Each directory uses the same code inside lib (Flutter, app-related code). Meaning, if you want to delete a specific platform, just delete a dedicated platform directory.
P.S. if you are using version control for your project, there is nothing to worry about - you can always revert your changes.
In Android Studio.
Go to the project directory then, Right-click on the iOS folder then click on the delete option.
Note:- If want to recreate ios and android folder in a flutter.
Just run this command in terminal:-
flutter create.
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I am having trouble in using git on android studio. I know there may be many related questions asked on this topic But I could not find any relevant answer.
I can use git normally but with android studio i am facing many problems. I am working on a project with my friend. The main project is on his repository. I have forked his repo. And cloned the project on my machine. Then using imported the project on my Android Studio. Till here things are fine but after this everything messes up when i try to use git.
Do i have to use git in the terminal inside android studio itself, or in normal terminal in file manager?
Can anyone give me a proper guide of how to collaborate on Android Studio using Git.
You can use git just as you wish... Git is a part of the project and hence does not depend on the Git client.
For example, I mostly use SourceTree as my main Git client.
But when I create a new repo, or push an existing project into a new repo, I prefer to use the command line.
Now when it comes to merging, I really appreciate the AndroidStudio merging tool, So I begin my merge with SourceTree and solve conflicts with Android Studio ^^
The best tool is the one you are comfortable with, however note that they are just front-end for the git (command-line) tool.
When you open a Git project in Android Studio, detects by the itself that your project is a Git project.
You will be able to see in the bottom of Android Studio something like this:
You can commit using Control + K
If you can't see it, maybe your git configuration/project is wrong.
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I want to update android studio from 1.2 to 2.0
I downloaded the required files (Windows: https://dl.google.com/dl/android/studio/ide-zips/2.0.0.1/android-studio-ide-143.2461418-windows.zip (320 MB)) from
http://tools.android.com/download/studio/canary/latest/
So, now how can apply these files on my android studio version to be updated to 2.0
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Steps to install Android Studio from a .zip folder:
If you have Windows:
Open the .zip folder using Windows Explorer.
Click on 'Extract all' option in the given in the ribbon.
Enter the extract location. Extract them.
Go to the extract location. Go to android-studio\bin and run
studio.exe.
Go through the installation wizard. You are done.
Hope it will help you.
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http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
On downloading the above Eclipse version, do we still have to follow the steps for adding Eclipse ADT plugin?
No, you just download it, extract the files, and launch eclipse. It's prebuilt for the ADT.
Edit:
To launch eclipse, you have to open up the extracted folder -> eclipse -> eclipse.exe
You can pin it to the task bar for quick access.
In Eclipse, click Help>Install New Software>Add. Enter the repository URL (e.g. https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/) and give it a name. Then simply download the plugin via Eclipse.
For more detailed installation notes please take a look here
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today I've updated my Eclipse (Win7 x86_64) with latest android updates and it caused some errors. First of all, after cleaning project Eclipse didn't generate R files. I've tried to find any possible error in my xml files, although - there was none. I've copied my project and opened it with Eclipse without latest updates on Arch Linux - Eclipse generated R file and everything was OK. I think that's also important to mention, that after updating Eclipse on Windows the new code, that I've written didn't work - worked perfectly on Linux's instance. I've copied all R files and folders to Windows, yet couldn't run app, because my apk was missing and after that I've just gave up.
Anyone had similar problems or is there any possible solution?
i had experienced the same. For the new SDK(ver 22.0.1), we need to install a new tool Android SDK Build Tools.
After that, update the eclipse ADT.
Restart the eclipse.
Then clean and run the project.
I had a similar experience some versions back. The work-around I found was to setup an entirely new and separate IDE instance including a different SDK folder location. Install from scratch! Good luck ...