I'm trying to get Flutter/Dart plugins set up in Android Studio but I'm having a ton of trouble.
The Plugin Browser doesn't work at all. I tried with different internet connections and with my firewall totally off but still got nothing. Also tried reinstalling fully to no avail. I added a repository manually but it doesn't connect to it. I can go to that link in my web browser without any issue.
I tried installing the Dart/Flutter plugins from the disk too and it throws a different error
Plugin 'Dart' is incompatible with this installation
I've also tried enabling "auto-detect proxy settings" in the HTML Proxy settings and this didn't help either.
I'm running the latest version of Android Studio (3.5.3) on a Windows 10 Home machine. I tried to downgrade to 3.1.2 and that didn't help either.
Not sure what to do to get this working - any help would be awesome!
The issue was resolved by reinstalling again. Not sure what fixed it sepcifically since I already had tried reinstalling, but it worked this time around. Thanks all!
I recommend you to go through the link https://medium.com/flutterpub/installing-flutter-in-android-studio-ec135911ceea. It is just a simple wizard to setup flutter in Android Studio.
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I am currently facing some problems with android studio. It works fine when I download things via SDK manager or update android studio components but gradle dependencies download shows timeout after trying for some time. I have a decent internet connection. Cannot figure out where is the problem. Tried every configuration I know from windows firewall but nothing seems to work. I am not using any proxy.
I have tried many solutions to run Android Studio 2.3.3 on macOS 10.12 but this error still keeps showing and won't let me start a new project.
In the Event Log it says Gradle sync failed: Host is down. When I remove the gradle directories and invalidate caches it still has no effect.
Can anybody please suggest a way around this? All of the solutions I have seen posted in the forum haven't been successful so far.
Check your firewall settings to make sure it is not blocked. I have the same issue because I have blocked this with my firewall:
In my experience Android Studio requires an internet connection and unfettered access to the internet in order for you to develop anything. Hopefully this will improve with future versions.
There may be other ways to run the application without relying on Android Studio or gradle build process. One potential way might be to use the Unity platform. Otherwise you might try a google search for "build and run android app without gradle".
I am not able to get Android Studio running on Mac, even after waiting for 15 minutes or so, it's still stuck on this screen:
What could be the problem?
Android Studio v2.2.3
MAC OSX 10.12.1 on MacBook Air
Its just downloading necessary elements and SDK if necessary. So please check your internet connection and give it some time to finish the download.
I faced same problem. Found the solution..
Just delete all files related to AndroidStudio first.. you can refer
https://gist.github.com/tahmidsadik112/f08356d14a85d898299a
Now install AndroidStudio again and if you are behind any proxy then after launch setup the proxy with authentication.. That's it!!!
For me it was a bit different experience, when I tried opening Android studio for the first time in my Mac. It allowed me to create a new Project and then while loading the IDE it got stuck -
The IDE was not getting opened. Apparently it seems like it was downloading something of size around 250 MB. I was stuck there for around 30 mins.
Then after 30 mins when the IDE opened, it threw an error and asked to install missing platform and sync project.
I clicked on the link and a new installation started of Android SDK Platform 26.
After the SDK Platform being installed it threw another error and asked to install the SDK build tools. On clicking the link the installation started:-
Finally after the installation of the SDK build tools, I was able to open the Android studio and access the code error free:
Happy Coding!! :)
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.
I have created a sample win10 Universal.
Initially project was created but its showing some reference missing error like
CS0246 The type or namespace name missing
When I close the visual studio and re open the same project the solution is not able to load the project.
when I tried to reload the project its asking for me to install some missing platform sdk, When I press on the install, initially I goes to this link.
but I think since its not available its loading some default page.
I am not able to find what to install?
can any help on this?
Thanks.!
I am also having an issue something like this.I tried the below things and finally got worked.
You can try out this work around.
First uninstall your windows 10.
Download the latest technical preview from here.
Follow this instructions.