Our build will automatically extract them to a generated_java directory in the output directory during the build. This can be very slow and is no longer supported. This will generate one module for every gn target in the dependency graph. If you really prefer a more detailed structure of gn targets, the deprecated -split-projects flag can be used. If just one apk target is explicitly specified, then a single apk module is generated. File -> “Invalidate Caches / Restart.”īy default, only an _all module containing all java apk targets is generated.After gn clean you may need to restart Android Studio.Help -> Find Action -> “Sync Project with Gradle Files”.
Button with two arrows on the right side of the top strip. File -> “Sync Project with Gradle Files”. If it doesn't, try some of the following options: After regenerating, Android Studio should prompt you to “Sync”. You'll need to re-run generate_gradle.py whenever new directories containing source files are added. After you accept Android Studio’s update actions the generate_gradle.py script will try to keep the newer versions when it is re-run. Since the same script needs to support various versions of Android Studio, the defaults may have lower version than the one recommended by your version of Android Studio. generate_gradle.py should have already set up a working version of the gradle wrapper and the android gradle plugin, as well as a default Android SDK location at ~/Android/Sdk. See android_test_instructions.md for more information about building and running emulators.įeel free to accept Android Studio‘s recommended actions. 
Use “Import Project”, and select the directory containing the generated project, e.g. The above commands create a project dir gradle under your output directory. build / android / gradle / generate_gradle. Make sure you have followed android build instructions already.
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