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- Starts the activity
- Filter results
- Start the application details
- Increment user rate condition value
- Initializes the application details
- Starts an app activity
- Finds views with a content description
- Initializes the app
- Get file list
- Initializes the view
- Opens an intent in browser
- Create the activity dialog
- Show rate dialog
- Fetch information about the given application
- Initialize the view
- Sets up repla to run
- Resume activity
- Create view model
- Load application details
- Handle install referrer setup
- Convert a drawable object to a bitmap
- Initialize the application
- Called when a file item is clicked
- This is the main method that runs the AsyncTransaction
- Start on activity start
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QUESTION
Android studio completes the building process then says that build failed
"I have tried cleaning the project & rebuilding it but it ends up with the same result"
output:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-08 at 14:48For Android Studio 3.5 Update. (APK signed issue)
I had the same issue. I have resolved this issue by modifying the Destination Folder.
Step by step
- Build
- Generate signed Bundle/APK
- Select Android App Bundle or APK
- Add Keystore
- On Destination Folder: Change
c:\user\folder\project\app
toc:\user\folder\project\
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QUESTION
I created a key and keystore and signed my apk, following the instructions step by step from the official flutter page.
But when I try to upload it to Google Play Console, I get this error:
"You uploaded an APK or Android App Bundle that was signed in debug mode. You need to sign your APK or Android App Bundle in release mode"
A similar question is asked before, but it did not solve my issue.
Here is the relevant part of my app/build.gradle:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-24 at 09:22QUESTION
I'm trying to use qark analyzer to analyze a set of apks in multiprocessing using python.
Trying to analyze a set of 100 apks I've found that the application I wrote to automatyze the analysis is VERY SLOW. Last analysis I ran stayed in execution for about 20 hours and then I manually turned off my pc, as it had become unusable, probably due to the heavy RAM usage... The analysis was even harmful, messing up my Windows partition and preventing me to see data inside the partition and Windows to boot anymore (I run the analysis from ubuntu, but into my Windows partition for a matter of free disk space)
The core of the class executed in the process is something very similar to
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-25 at 10:28What may have happened to your Windows partition is that the qark's output JSON files were written in some vital area in the disk, corrupting some data structure like the MFT (in case you use NTFS).
In your code you spawn 10 worker threads. These are both memory and processing intensive threads. Unless you have got more than 10 cores, this will consume all your processing power, trigger hyperthreading (if available) and render the system too slow.
To get the maximum performance from your system, you would have to run one thread per working core. To do that, run:
QUESTION
I recently noticed a new file generated at /release/output.json
by Android Studio 3 Canary 1 each time I run Build
-> Generate Signed APK...
, which has contents that look like following.
Can anyone confirm seeing this behavior as well? Or is it due to some local configuration on my laptop?
And can anyone explain the purpose of this file? Is it safe to add to .gitignore
?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-12 at 07:10Android studio 3.0 is responsible for this file. You don't need to worry about the output.json file.
Let me explain this to you:
For older versions, what Android Studio did was generate a signed APK and put it in the "output" folder. Even If you had multiple flavour dimensions for your APK, all of them could be located at the same directory, which was the output folder. From the latest release of Android Studio 3.0 (canary and stable), they have organized this file structure. For every flavour dimension, whenever you sign an APK, it will have a separate folder with a corresponding output.json file in it. This file is actually nothing but a description of the source APK. As you can see, the file you shared here is describing the released APK.
QUESTION
I have a json file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-25 at 21:54v=$(sed -r 's/.*"packageId":"([^"]+)".*/\1/' file.json)
QUESTION
I have a multi module Android project and my version code is 010007 but when I build for release with proguard and minify resources on I get APK with version code 4103(visible in outputs.json file generated by proguard). This version code is still incremental meaning when my version code was 010006 in outputs.json version code was 4102.
This is my output.json:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-20 at 12:18Leading 0 in your versioncode is creating confusion. In Groovy programming language this specifies octal (base-8) number. And indeed, 10007 in octal is equal to 4103 in decimal. You probably want to remove leading 0.
QUESTION
I can build and run the app in the emulator but when I try and generate signed apk the following happens.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-16 at 10:28config
in build.gradle
:
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