I've updated Android Studio to 3.3.1 and I am unable to navigate to a layout file using ctrl+click or ctrl+B. It just opens the R.java file under build folder.
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I am starting with Android Studio, have the "unable to locate adb", so far I read that I need to go to File > Project Settings. but my Android Stuido has NO Project Setting options under the File menu.
I just updated the Android Studio to 4.0, and now I am getting the errors in my IDE that Kotlin, Flutter, Dart plugins are incompatible with the new Android Studio version 4.0, what's the solution?
Press cmd + , to open Settings.
Look for Plugins in the tab bar.
You will see an option to update them and restart IDE, (I already did that, so it's not showing that option).
After updating, click on File > Invalidate Caches / Restart .... in Android Studio toolbar.
Run
flutter clean
How i fixed this:
Locate and open the idea.properties file in your Android/bin folder
Add idea.plugins.host=https://plugins.jetbrains.com to the file.
Save and close file
Relaunch Android Studio
Windows 10
Android Studio 3.6.3
I was trying to add an assets folder to my Android Studio project, which as I understand, should be located under new->folder->Assets Folder in any context menu of the Project view.
Opening the context menu for the app/src/main folder in the Project view doesn't show the new->folder option. I've tried adding it through the File menu, alt+insert and context menus of different project directories. The folder option doesn't exist in any of those.
contents of the context menu->new
Edit: I've also tried:
Reinstalling Android Studio without importing user settings
Restarting Android Studion with Invalidate Cache & Restart
I wanted to look at my gradle and java files as a txt file but I accidentally set the files to open in notepad by default. Now none of my android studio projects will load because it's trying to load the java and gradle files in notepad and they aren't loading in android studio. Is there anyway to change this back?
Are you now using Android Studio? Please do following steps on your Android Studio
Go to Your project Directory and remove .gradle file
Import Your project using Android Studio
File > Re-Import Gradle Project
Android Studio opens and asks me to upgrade to Canary and once it's downloaded and I have followed the prompts it still doesn't work?
Unpack the ZIP file.
Rename the resulting folder to something unique
like "Android Studio Preview."
3.Move it to a permanent location, such
as next to your existing Android Studio install in C:\Program
Files\Android.
Inside C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio
Preview\bin\, launch studio64.exe (or if you're on a 32-bit machine,
launch studio.exe).
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To make the preview version available in your Start menu, right-click studio64.exe and click Pin to Start Menu.
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Source: https://developer.android.com/studio/preview/install-preview.html