Hi,
I submitted ssue 483732396: Regression in Android Studio Panda 1, and got a reply that I should report it here?
Anyway, prior to upgrading to Panda 1, I was a happy camper, developing and testing my flutter app using linux desktop, even if eventual platform is mobile.
Since the upgrade, the Run, Stop buttons in IDE are no longer reliable. Either Run does not always work, nothing happens when I click on the button, or Stop does not work, the click on button does nothing. Debug button always seems to work, launching a the debugged app.
The IDE is still aware of the app running, even when Stop button is not working, if I quite the app by closing it's window, the Stop button disappears and run button looses the Green background.
It seems some race/async condition, because sometimes it requires only 1 click on Run to start my app, but occasionally I need to click multiple times, often then ending up triggering hot restarts due to my frustrated attempts to start my app.
It was working fine before Panda 1.
Best regards,
Harri
Hi,
I submitted ssue 483732396: Regression in Android Studio Panda 1, and got a reply that I should report it here?
Anyway, prior to upgrading to Panda 1, I was a happy camper, developing and testing my flutter app using linux desktop, even if eventual platform is mobile.
Since the upgrade, the Run, Stop buttons in IDE are no longer reliable. Either Run does not always work, nothing happens when I click on the button, or Stop does not work, the click on button does nothing. Debug button always seems to work, launching a the debugged app.
The IDE is still aware of the app running, even when Stop button is not working, if I quite the app by closing it's window, the Stop button disappears and run button looses the Green background.
It seems some race/async condition, because sometimes it requires only 1 click on Run to start my app, but occasionally I need to click multiple times, often then ending up triggering hot restarts due to my frustrated attempts to start my app.
It was working fine before Panda 1.
Best regards,
Harri