I am looking to install Android Studio in our classrooms but our network team are flagging up that it has an jar file instance of log4j 1.2 installed.
I have googled but I cannot find out how to up grade this imbedded log4j file to 2.17.
I have read that 1.2 is not a security threat but it has not been updated since 2015 so may have other issues.
Any ideas on how to get around this issue.
I am not even sure if this is the correct place to ask this question but there does not seem to be a help section in Android Studio.
Thanks
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I am trying relentlessly to import this project into Android studio as part of my Udacity Android development courses. I tried everything from forking on GitHub and cloning it into my Android studio to changing the Gradle settings, the Java version, following the recommended settings by android studio, etc.
https://github.com/udacity/ud839_CustomAdapter_Example
Nothing seems to be working. I keep getting errors. Each time I fix the error I get another error. Can someone please guide me as to what exactly is the proper procedure for importing an older project into the android setting and updating the settings? I seem to be experiencing the same issue every time I am completing online courses. The existing projects appear to be completed through older versions of Java and Android studio. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thank you
I updated my Android Studio to latest version 2.2. Then i can't able to see any gradle task output logs.
Below picture is i'm trying to get SHA-1 finger print key from gradle task singingReport .
Note : Previous Android Studio 2.1 is working fine.
Is this Android studio related issue ? Has anyone got similar problem like this ?
I found out there has some changes on gradle version 2.14 (Android studio release note).
Improves build performance by adopting a new default packaging
pipeline which handles zipping, signing, and zipaligning in one task.
You can revert to using the older packaging tools by adding
android.useOldPackaging=true to your gradle.properties file.
Here is complete detail LINK
So now i can able to get the output data by enabling old packing style android.useOldPackaging=true in gradle.properties.
I recently upgraded to Android Studio 2.2 and attempted to use it on an existing project that had been checked out of a Subversion 1.9.3 repository. After the upgrade, multiple different Subversion-related operations that used to work fine are failing with various errors. Some things still work, others are met with a variety of errors. For details on some of the errors, see this link:android studio 2.2 issue 223358
Is anyone else seeing errors with Subversion operations (commits, etc) after upgrading to Android Studio 2.2? Has anyone upgraded and can still successfully use Subversion functions from within Studio 2.2? Even better, has anyone else seen problems and found a fix :-) ?
Thanks in advance for any info.
I have all this problems too. How i solved it:
In Android Studio Settings - Subversion setting - tab General I have switch off checkbox "use command line client" (Also switch off "Enable interactive mode" checkbox). After that svn browsing begin to work fine. Than I import Project to Studio from svn server and in new imported project all svn features works fine.
My current Android Studio installation (linux-64bit) is showing a pop-up saying there is a new Version of Android Studio 2.
I am unable to download the current stable of Android Studio.
The download-link (on big green button) reffers to the Terms and Conditions. If i Accept and klick the button (which is showing no text, which is also strange) it redirects me to the index page again.
Here is the index page: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Have they withdrawn the release or something? Does anybody know a direct-link?
Thank you for any help on it
You need to have a little patience and try to check for update from time to time until you'll be able to update Android Studio from within the IDE. I encountered the same issues as you but after a while it worked well.
My advise is to wait with the upgrading to 2.0 and stick with your 1.5 version because a lot of people here have problems with Android Studio 2.0 (for now it is kind of buggy, maybe later Google will fixed some issues...).
As an example of my problems with Android Studio 2.0 I've posted recently, check this: After upgrading to Android Studio 2.0, I cannot change the screen orientation in the Android emulator, but of course it is your decision to upgrade or not :) .
P.S. I'm a linux user too.
As this is entirely a new version, you will not be able to update (or upgrade) from within the app.
You will have to download the installer and install at the same location replacing your Android studio 1.5
I did the same thing and is working for me.
Regards
Vivek
I have been looking for this for last 4/5 hours, but couldn't solve the mystery. I am trying to migrate my project from Eclipse to Android Studio but have this error. What I have tried after googling is:
1) Add compile 'com.android.support:support-v4:22.1.1' in dependencies of build.gradle file
2) Close and import again (several times).
Can anybody please show some light before I decide to go back to Eclipse again?
Make sure all support repositories and libraries are updated in Android SDK Manager.