I was downloading an update for android studio. After the download was finished, there was some issue and the patch was not applied. Is there a way to use that downloaded file again? I don't want to download again because it will take a lot of time.
PS I'm using ubuntu.
To solve the “failed to apply patch” Android Studio problem you can follow these steps:
Move the Android SDK folder out of the Android Studio folder (quit Android Studio first).
Redo the Android Studio update process.
Once the update is complete, you will be prompted to enter the new location of the Android SDK.
If these steps do not work for you, update your Java runtime engine (JRE) and development kit (JDK) to the latest version. Alternatively, you could also just download the latest Android Studio build, install it (after renaming the folder of the previous build), and import your projects from the old buggy build.
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I want to delete Android Studio from my computer and reinstall it.
To save my project I have only to copy the project in Users\AndroidStudioProjects\myappfolder?
After reinstall Android Studio if I have this folder in my Hardisk is it enough? Do I have to do something more??
Thanks
For my projects that I build in Android Studio, I like to use an external source control such as Git or Bitbucket. I commit my source code to those repositories, and then I can install them to any computer in the future - it is a good way to back them up. Use the VCS menu in Android Studio to set it up.
First of all I want to say that its my first time to work with Android Studio so I don't know much about it.
What I am trying to do:
I am trying to setup Android Studio in offline mode because I have a very slow connection.
What I have done:
Downloaded and installed Android Studio 3.2.1
Downloaded and setup Android Sdk ( By specifying the path to sdk in Sdk Manager )
Downloaded and setup Gradle 4.6
Pasted gradle-4.6 folder inside C:/Users/Username/.gradle/wrapper/dists/
Set Global gradle settings to Offline work
Set Use local gradle distribution to C:/Users/Username/.gradle/wrapper/dists/gradle-4.6
Altered distributionUrl variable of gradle-wrapper-properties file to file:///C:/Users/Username/.gradle/wrapper/dists/gradle-4.6
What Is the problem:
Whenever I try to built and sync my project I get the following error:
No cached version of com.android.tools.build:gradle:4.6 available for offline mode.
I have looked at these posts:
Download and install Android studio gradle offline
No cached version… available for offline mode.
None of them fixed the problem. Please help.
Let complete your gradle build in online mode once, After that change the setting to offline mode, then it will work, until you add new dependencies or try to fetch anything from internet. try it may be it will work.
Or you can change Use Gradle from and locate to gradle file that you have downloaded
Things i have done to resolve this issue:
Clean Build & Rebuild
Deleted .idea file
Invalidated Caches/ Restart.. option
Turn On Power Save Mode.
SDk is up to date.
Sync Project with Gradle Files done.
Reinstall Android Studio done
recreate new project done
changed something in app Gradle file and synced the project again
android studio old version change also not help
Intellij shows to reset to default namespace, it will delete android namespace..
(In Project, Layout file corrections not reflecting into app)
Android Studio Version
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Intelij Solution
This worked for me
Close Android studio
Delete all files from
C:\Users\.AndroidStudio3.2\system\caches
C:\Users\.AndroidStudio3.2\config //not importent
start android studio
Ran into the same issue. Seems to be something specifically related to Android Studio 3.2. My solution on Windows was to delete everything withing the cache/ folder in the .AndroidStudio3.2/ folder.
This problem happen for Android studio Cache & History.
Firstly In android studio go File -> Close Project and Exit Android Studio.
Then Delete below 2 Folders:
C:\Users\user-name.AndroidStudio3.X\system\caches
C:\Users\user-name.AndroidStudio3.X\config\terminal\history (optional)
Open the Android Studio and Enjoy!
Complete uninstall Android Studio (including system and cache files) and Reinstalling clears my bug...
I wish update Android Studio to 2.0. However, in the Tools-> Check for Updates section:
Selecting Updates, displays:
Selecting Download (in the top image) redirects to: http://tools.android.com/download/studio/canary/latest/, so that I can install a .zip with a seperate IDE, instead of simply downloading within Android Studio.
I do not wish to download and install a second separate IDE. In the past, this feature simply downloaded the new version and merged with the old.
What needs to be configured to get this to work?
This is correct behavior. Some updates cannot be directly patched and you need to download and replace Android Studio with the latest release. You should:
Download the .zip file that you see in the page
Unzip the downloaded file wherever you want
Run the /bin/studio(64).exe file
Import the settings
Remove the old Android Studio directory
Move the extracted dir to where the old Android Studio was installed
Maybe optional: Rename it (maybe it was named android-studio) to "Android Studio"
Hope this helps, I have just done the same.
I have android studio version 0.4.2 and want to upgrade it to version 0.8.9. I am using ubuntu. In linux there is no installer for android studio. So, I downloaded the android studio version 0.8.9. Now should I just run the studio.sh file in the bin directory? Are there any precautions that I have to take? How do I make sure that this act as an update rather than just running a new android studio (what about my previous workspace, dependencies etc)?
Your version (Preview) uses ~/.AndroidStudioPreview to store the configs. Starting 0.8 the configs are saved in ~/.AndroidStudioBeta.
After first start, the new version will ask to import from old install. Point it to ~/.AndroidStudioPreview and you'll be good to go.