I have an existing flutter app. I cannot see the android folder in the project. It is there in the directory and in Git. One of the problems is that when I commit my changes through the built in version control, Idea does not see my changes and does not commit them.
How do I include the android folder?
I am quite new to Idea
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I re-installed my Windows10 OS and installed the latest update of Android studio. I then opened a stored zip file of my project into Android Studio. I created a lot of changes and now want to upload these changes to the existing project on Github. But if I try to "Share project to Github" it tells me that the project already exists. I already know that. What I want to do is to merge this as a branch to the project that already exists. How do I do this?
So im new to flutter and wanted to check out an example project to see how its set up architecure wise. For this i stumbled upon InKino. Looks like a nice app to check out as example.
https://github.com/roughike/inKino
When i open Android Studio > file > Open... and select the folder that i have cloned previously it somehow does not detect that its a flutter project. And cant seem to run it
However when creating a new flutter project everything is working fine and i can run my project as per usual.
I have installed latest flutter and dart plugins for Android Studio. Also the flutter SDK and Dart sdk are installed.
I downloaded the repository you linked and my Android Studio identified the project as flutter project. What I did is opening the mobile sub folder not the whole repository folder, because the repository contains multiple different type of projects.
I have a project which i have copied from a different completed project,and refactored the package name. after the refactoring and sync was complete android studio asked me whether i wanted to add the newly created files to subversion. i remembered that my previous project was shared through subversion. so i went ahead and disabled the vcs integration for my current project to prevent any accidental modification to my previous project. but now whenever i enable vcs integration on my current project, i am not able to share it as a new project through subversion. i think android studio is holding onto the url of the previous project. so my question is how can i change this? i want to share my newly created project as a new one through subversion. how can it be done?
i remember when i used eclipse, i was used to deleting the CVS directories from my newly created projects which are copied from other ones, and it worked flawlessly. is there any way like this with android studio?
thank you.
I got my answer eventually. the trick was to delete the .svn directory hidden in the root folder of my project. deleting that directory gave the prefect result. and i was able to share my project as a new one through subversion.
I don't know why it change to C++ because I only need Java.
How can I change to Java?
I had the same problem after importing an empty git project. Android studio did not set the project to be a Java project.
I solved this with the following steps:
create a new Java project with Android Studio
copy the generated files to another folder
clone the git repository into the, now empty, project folder
copy the generated files back into the project folder
Though the response is late, I hope this will help others with a similar problem.
I'm trying to put my Android Studio project on Github for backing up purposes, and for some reason I can't add the files under com.thing.otherthing to the commit. I can back up the layout files, the gradle stuff, and the built apk, but when I try to add the actual source code it reads "com.thing.otherthing" as one directory and does not copy any of the .java files inside to the Github repo.
Anything I'm doing wrong here?