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In Actions column, select drop down icon then click on Cold Boot Now. In Android Studio Menu Bar, select Tool → AVD Manager then find your Android Emulator. Second solution: Cold boot your Android Emulator Restart your Android Emulator or use another Android Emulator. There was a situation when I ran my app in Android Emulator, and I tried to attach debug, my application crashed. In some cases, you might need to delete .gradle folder and re-sync it to make sure your Gradle is updated successfully. Note: Don’t worry, this .gradle folder will be generated automatically by Android Studio after your Gradle is synced successfully. You might not need to do all of them in this order.) (Please note that you can try either one of the solution. Here are some solutions to try out if you are having problems building Android project (not just on Android Studio 3.1): However we need to keep in mind that Instant Run is one of the most useful features in Android Studio to speed up build process. Note: Some might suggest to disable Instant Run. NOTE: Make sure Gradle-aware Make is before Instant App Provision Make sure, Gradle-aware Make is Added in TaskList or not. Suggested solution: manually add Gradle-aware Make in Run/Debug Configuration. The reason behind is either the code does not compile or Android Studio has failed to install the app. These two issues (#1 and #2)seem to appear like bugs. Here are some issues we encountered after upgrading to Android Studio 3.1: Issue #1: “Run” not compiling code OR Issue #2: Session ‘app’: Error Installing APK
- Added better lint support for Kotlin code.
- Better code support editor in SQL table and query creation statements for Room or SQLite database.
- C++ performance profiler : helps troubleshoot performance issues in app code.
- what’s new about it, what are the issues to expect, and how my team and I have managed to solve them. I am going to discuss about my experience with Google’s Android Studio 3.1. Stable release from Google doesn’t always mean bug free