Here is my problem i have reinstall the android studio and i am unable to locate or install android sdk, whenever i open the android studio the give the error Android SDK path is not specified, i have saved it on my other drive for memory management reason, but when i give it that path it doesn't work.
I have also attached the image.
Thanks In advance.
try to Run android studio "run as administrator" and locate and apply your installed sdk.
If what you did does not work after reboot,
Download again but this time download it to your wanted location.
Add the location on your computer to Android Studio.
To download:
open a workspace in Android Studio
find a button with an arrow pointing down
it should say "Open SDK manager".
Press it and download the packages you need.
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I am trying to build an application from a GitHub repository repo. It's my first time using Andriod Studio and what I want is to run this application on my android phone, so I don't have basic knowledge about Java development or android SDKs.
When I am trying to set up the Studio, when I hit the "run app" button an error occured reading 'Could not find compile target android-30 for modules :app'.
I have tried to uninstall and reinstall all SDKs needed and every time I click 'Sync Project with Gradle Files' this error will pop up.
Anyone who knows about Andriod Studio could help me with this issue? I appreciate every answer and hope this issue could be resolved very soon.
Close Android Studio. Run it as Administrator. Then create a new project. You probably had an error before the project was created and ignored it
(error : Failed to read or create install properties file.).
The file "Android SDK Platform 32" (I had platform 30) needs to be installed and so if you ran Android Studio without administrator rights it won't install. With Administrator rights it'll install automatically and that's it.
i installed android emulator's system image (API level 29) .i was able to download it and install it
but even after successful installation it still shows me the "download" option.
it happened twice. im running on latest android studio v3.5.1 and avd v30.0.5 .
i have attached sdk screenshots ...
You installed the android 10 platform sdk. NOT System-Image.
In android studio: Tools --> AVD Manager --> Create Virtual Device button.
Select a hardware there and click next.
Now download one of the recommended system images. (Q is preferred)
Let it download... (It's size is about 1.5GB)
After you downloaded the system image, You can select it.
When i set the Flutter Sdk path i am facing Error Flutter SDK path not given (and one Pop up window open and showing message "File called 'Flutter' already exists in this location") on Android Studio using mac book pro can you handle this solution Thanks in Advance
The trick is not to click on Install Sdk while creating new flutter project but instead give path in the respective text box.
When you click on Install Sdk and take it to your flutter folder, android studio creates a new folder flutter inside your flutter folder and copies all the files.
The problem is probably the fact that you have a file somewhere called flutter. Note that when you download the Flutter SDK using Android Studio will download the SDK into a folder, not a file. For example I downloaded my Flutter SDK in my user folder:
$ ls /Users/gi097/flutter
AUTHORS README.md examples
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md analysis_options.yaml flutter_console.bat
CONTRIBUTING.md bin packages
LICENSE dartdoc_options.yaml version
PATENTS dev
So, first of all make sure that the folder you choose does not contain a file called flutter before downloading the SDK.
If that does not work, you can also download the SDK manually like the following:
$ cd /Users/yourusername
$ git clone https://github.com/flutter/flutter
$ ./flutter/bin/flutter doctor
Now you can just set the /Users/yourusername/flutter as the SDK location when opening Android Studio or Visual Studio Code. You can also run direct commands with only Flutter itself e.g.:
$ ./flutter/bin/flutter run
It's also worth nothing to read the following manual: https://flutter.io/docs/get-started/install
When you set the Flutter Sdk path you are facing Error Flutter SDK path not given (and one Pop up window open and showing message "File called 'Flutter' already exists in this location") on Android Studio using mac book pro can you handle this solution
Please change your project name and it's working fine.
Just delete the file that has the same name on the location.
It worked for me.
I have just started using Android Studio to learn app development.
I am attempting to run an existing complete android project on github on my android device. The project contains a 'res' and 'src' folder which contains multiple .java files for the application.
Other files include github relevant files like the .project, .gitignore, readme etc
How can I convert these files into a .apk file that can be run on my device?
1) Connect your device to laptop/desktop using usb cable
2) Enable virtual debugging in your device in developer tools.
3) Configure your device in AVD[i.e mobile] in android studio.
4) Once you connect your device and build and click on run in android studio it will create directly apk in your mobile only.
Refer
:https://developer.android.com/training/basics/firstapp/running-app.html
This link will help to configure virtual device.
Go to your Android Studio and at the top toolbar you will see tab "Build". Then select "Build apk"
Build->Build apk
I installed NDK using Android Studio (SDK Manager). Where is the default directory of NDK for Mac? How do I find the path to it?
My understanding is that now the NDK bundle is being offered via the SDK Manager within Android Studio, it will install into the Android SDK directory as per the other components (platforms, build tools, support repositories, etc.) in the SDK Manager.
You can check the location of the SDK directory itself via Android Studio -> Preferences... -> Appearance & Behavior -> System Settings -> Android SDK -> Android SDK Location field near the top of the panel.
I've customised mine (it's editable) so I'm afraid I don't know what the default is, but if you check the contents of the directory listed in that field then the NDK should be installed into a subdirectory called ndk-bundle.
You can find it on $ANDROID_SDK_PATH/ndk-bundle.
ANDROID_SDK_PATH is your SDK path which I suppose you have set it already.
Finding your SDK/NDK library path needs information about how you installed them. However, there are two possible solutions to find them
Using Android Studio: the possible way to find is using Android Studio. Open your Android Studio Preference (or "File->Settings") > Appearance & Behavior > System Settings > Android SDK. You can find the path to your SDK and NDK, which is in the same directory.
Using Terminal: Open Terminal and put the command as below. Hopefully, if ANDROID_HOME environment has been set.
echo $ANDROID_HOME