Android Studio sometimes suggest me to "Override Resource in Other Configuration". What does it do exactly? Why Android Studio is asking me this, am I doing something wrong?
No, you're not doing something wrong. It is only recommending that you provide additional resources (locale, resolution, orientation).
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I can't find "Flutter Module" in Modules
What you want to do is not currently supported:
https://github.com/flutter/flutter-intellij/issues/5914
This is an android studio issue so adding a module manually in the appropriate config files should still work. If you could give more details on what specifically you're trying to do maybe there is an easier work around.
Yes, I have encountered this problem too. Anyway, we still can make it manually. Check this doc to make it.
https://docs.flutter.dev/development/add-to-app/android/project-setup
if I look at logcat in Android Studio there stands: Please configure Android SDK.
If I tap on configure I'm moving automaticaly to Projectstructure. If I choose the Project file in the left menu I see following picture.
If you want to see, check the link below.
There isn't a Gradle Version or an Android Gradle PLugin Version.
But if I try to put something in there I get the message from Android Studio that the sync faild.
How can I fix that. I hope someone is clever enough to help me because I couldn't find anything in stack overflow or youtube which helped me.
Thank you for HELP!
I don't know why the Link isn't to see In my question.
I hope you can see it now.
I'd like to use ReSharper with Blend, as I do with Visual Studio. For some reason I can't seem to find any information online that explains how to do this. Any ideas?
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In IDEA I can open DDMS from inside it via Tools->Android menu. However in Androdi Studio there is no such entry.
How can I open DDMS from Android Studio? Is this feature ported from IDEA to Android Studio?
DDMS is apparently still there, in sdk/tools/ddms (can be started from terminal).
Tools>Android>Android Device Monitor apparently contains a DDMS.
They look different, but the latter seems to have at least everything provided by the former, which seems to lack a File Explorer? Presumably the former is a fall-back until the latter is completely stable?
Disclaimer: just starting to explore this.
I've searched high and low, but cannot find out what this icon indicates. It appears over one of my project icons in visual studio (2012). See image below:
Thanks in advance for any help.
It says that the particular project is a Test case project.
I don't think it's a SourceGear Vault icon. Vault only shows icons for source control status, like checked out, old, renegade, etc.
It might be a beaker, and an icon in Visual Studio. See this from Microsoft:
http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/774775/test-project-icon-toggles-when-expanding-collapsing