I've installed Flutter, Dart their SDKs and Android Studio plugins everything needed for Flutter app development, as mentioned here:
https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install/windows
But when I go to generate a .apk by selecting Build->Flutter->BuildAPK, Android Studio simply does nothing. It doesn't even start building.
However, if I run command:
flutter build apk
It starts building project.
Any idea?
Well I found the answer.
File -> Settings -> Language & Frameworks -> Flutter
Flutter SDK Path was not set here. When I set appropriate path, it started building.
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I got a small problem which accured after reinstalling Android Studio:
Android Studio
Android Studio is not showing Chrome as Device for my Flutter Web project, while flutter doctor shows clearly everything is enabled correctly:
Flutter doctor
I can normally run the flutter project on google chrome using the console or VS Code, but Android Studio does not work. I already checked the Flutter and Dart plugin.
I would be glad if someone who maybe had the same issue or knows how to fix this gets back to me!
Best Regards
Clearly it is not the issue with flutter. It is an issue with your Android Studio installation. You can verify the same by navigating to the your project folder in the terminal (or command prompt) and type
flutter run -d Chrome.
NOTE: The above command works only if you are on master, beta or dev branch and you have already enabled your flutter web support by typing
flutter config --enable-web
I noticed that your path to Android Studio as: C:\Program Files\Android\ Android Studio1
It means that during installation the original Android Studio folder is not deleted. A duplicate folder has been created in the same location. Hence the Android sdk location is must be changed as well.
You can solve this by:
Uninstall Android Studio. Delete the folder at the above location. Reinstall Android Studio. Update sdk path in your sdk manager as well as in your environment variable. (recommended).
Update the sdk folder in the sdk manager as well as your environment variables.
I am running Ubuntu - was already using Flutter on Windows.
When I go start a new flutter projet - Android studio can't find the Flutter SDK so I point it towards flutter/bin BUT it still tells me that it can't find the SDK.
1)
So I update my PATH, and it's working great. I can type 'flutter Terminal' on any Terminal location and I get my 4 checkmarks.
BUT NOPE! Android Studio insists that the SDK is not there.
2)
OK FINE! I decide to use the option inside Android studio to install the SDK from the Flutter repo. It installs the WHOLE folder again and ANDROID studio still says that the SDK is not there.
Am I stupid? what am I doing wrong?
I hate Android studio so much - I feel like I spend most of my time troubleshooting AS to work with Flutter instead of coding.
I do love Flutter A LOT! But I feel like the IDE hates Flutter.
set your path as follows.not sure why but it works.flutter v 1.8.7 and abve
export PATH=$PATH:/flutter
no bin folder
I am currently starting Flutter Blue, a Bluetooth plugin for Flutter. I imported the example -> android -> app folder into Android studio.
However, when I am trying to build and run the code, I get the error: "Flutter SDK not found. Define location with flutter.sdk in the local.properties file. "
I googled around for a solution and added the flutter SDK path into the local.properties file but that hasn't remedied the issue yet.
flutter.sdk=/Users/me/Applications/flutter
I suspect that I am just not using Android Studio or importing the files/code correctly. I am able to compile and run Flutter's default demo app (click-counter) without any issues, so I'm fairly certain Flutter & Android Studio was installed and set up correctly.
My intuition was that the build.gradle could be directly run akin to an APK by Android Studio's device emulator. Any suggestions?
Thanks! https://github.com/pauldemarco/flutter_blue/tree/master/example/android
I was not importing the example correctly into Android Studio. The correct way is to drag and drop the project files into AS.
I'm creating a new flutter project in Android studio. I give the project a name and choose Flutter application. I then clicked finish and then nothing happened.
Android studio says that
"Flutter create command was unsuccessful"
When I navigate to command directory using file explorer, a new folder is created with the project name I've given but it is empty.
Please help.
A simple Android Studio restart did the trick for me
I've solution to this problem now.
After running flutter doctor --android-licenses I got to know that I need to update my sdkManager.
Then I went to that directory using
cd C:\Users\[user-name]\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\tools\bin
and run sdkmanager --update
Then I restarted the Android Studio and tried creating flutter project.
It worked.
check your FLUTTER SDK path of the project (android studio: file -> settings -> Language & framework -> flutter -> flutter sdk path) . Or execute flutter doctor command in flutter consol.(This worked for me)
please install all the dependencies that flutter wants
Operating Systems: Linux (64-bit)
Disk Space: 600 MB (does not include disk space for IDE/tools).
Tools: Flutter depends on these command-line tools being available in your environment.
*bash
*curl
*file
*git 2.x
*mkdir
*rm
*unzip
*which
*xz-utils
*zip
Shared libraries: Flutter *test command depends on this library being available in your environment.
libGLU.so.1 - provided by mesa packages such as libglu1-mesa on Ubuntu/Debian and mesa-libGLU on Fedora
Look at Flutter sdk path while Creating the Project.
$ C:\flutter
If your Flutter SDK is updated and the path is right you will get a solution.
Check your Flutter SDK path.
Check the package name. It must be in lower case.
Restart your IDE and check again.
I'm trying to run Flutter on Android studio but I have an issue resolving this error.
I'm using last version of every thing (like as dart and flutter or plugins).
Flutter users should run flutter packages get instead of pub get
I was able to solve this issue by providing the Flutter SDK path at:
Settings > Language & Frameworks > Flutter
check local.properties and edit it with error quick fix. I had same issue by adding one more backslash to path of flutter sdk.