My logcat isn't showing any logs at all – how can I fix this?
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I like the new logcat display in Android Studio Dolphin .. when it works.
For example, one thing that used to be very annoying in the past was that in many cases of app crashing, the logcat display would be reset, so you couldn't see the exception that happened, whereas with the new display, you can often see the exception.
However, what is annoying is the problem that appears randomly: you run an app from Android Studio and hope to see logs in logcat. Instead, there would be a studio.deploy error, something like
Could not remove dir '/data/data/<packageName>/code_cache/.ll/': No such file or directory'
and then no further logs would be shown.
This has been reported months ago in https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/243496470?pli=1 , but doesn't appear to have been resolved. Workarounds suggested in https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/243496470?pli=1 , such as restarting Android Studio, appear to not work sometimes, in what seems to be a random way.
The logcat change on the version Android Studio Dolphin 2021.3.1
In my little screen this new logcat is not adapted at all.
How can keep the old one ?
To manage wich version of logcat use :
Settings > Experimental >
Don't check the Enable new Logcat tool window at the end.
In the context of IONIC based application, I am developing a Native Cordova plugin for Android. I opened the Android prepared and run the application by Android Studio successfully. But I see that LogCat has gone away from everywhere: menu, actions ... But it is working for the bare project generated by Android Studio. And I reuse it. But it weird. I see that LogCat is not tangled to the project. It has to be available everywhere. I need it. I've attached my plugin and I do not see my notifications tagged. It is the issue of the next question ...
Regards.
I am not sure if I understand your question, but if you need LogCat, but your IDE cannot display it, you can always use a simple temrinal/command line for it:
adb logcat
this command will give you a tailed logcat in your terminal.
Just to make sure: The logcat is generated on the mobile device! Not on your computer! Android Studio is reading it from the device to show it.
If Android Studio is not showing it, you can either try to hide/show it using the Alt + 6 shortcut or you can try reconnecting your device by:
either just pulling the USB cable and reconnect it
or restart the adb server with the two commands adb kill-server and then adb start-server
or by clicking on the restart icon in the Logcat window of AndroidStudio (see image attached)
I've tried switching to the legacy console, but I am still not able to type into the Gradle console in Android Studio.
I am using Windows 10. Does anyone have any idea how I can resolve this?
How can I see errors throwing from unhandled exceptions in android studio? In ADT pulgin for Eclipse, it shows these errors in logcat.
In Android Studio you can check the log cat by using shortcut ALT+6 or click on View and than click Tool Windows and than click on Android ( ALT+6 ) and now you can also use logcat in android studio and check all the errors .