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files under the build folder are generated and should not be edited error how to resolve it?
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowHow do I fix android.os.NetworkOnMainThreadException?Proper use cases for Android UserManager.isUserAGoat()?How do I add a library project to Android Studio?Android Studio: Add jar as library?Building and running app via Gradle and Android Studio is slower than via EclipseRename package in Android Studio“cannot resolve symbol R” in Android StudioError retrieving parent for item: No resource found that matches the given name after upgrading to AppCompat v23Android Studio: “Please select Android SDK”All com.android.support libraries must use the exact same version specification
Without changing anything after making new project, when I run the app in android studio, it gives me this error:
java
android 
android-studio edited Mar 7 at 20:00
Andreas
79.5k465129
asked Mar 7 at 19:51
najamnajam
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Without changing anything after making new project, when I run the app in android studio, it gives me this error:
java
android android-studio edited Mar 7 at 20:00
Andreas
79.5k465129
asked Mar 7 at 19:51
najamnajam
11
seem like you use appcompat-v7/26.0.0-alpha1. Is it correct ?
– twenk11k
Mar 7 at 19:55
That is not an error. It a warning, letting you know that you shouldn't modify that XML file, as any change is likely to be discarded if you do a clean build.
– Andreas
Mar 7 at 19:57
i dont know about that but i am not making any changes all i am doing is creating a new project and then just running it
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:30
add a comment |
Without changing anything after making new project, when I run the app in android studio, it gives me this error:
java
android android-studio edited Mar 7 at 20:00
Andreas
79.5k465129
asked Mar 7 at 19:51
najamnajam
11
Without changing anything after making new project, when I run the app in android studio, it gives me this error:
java
android android-studio java
android android-studio edited Mar 7 at 20:00
Andreas
79.5k465129
asked Mar 7 at 19:51
najamnajam
11
edited Mar 7 at 20:00
Andreas
79.5k465129
asked Mar 7 at 19:51
najamnajam
11
edited Mar 7 at 20:00
Andreas
79.5k465129
edited Mar 7 at 20:00
Andreas
79.5k465129
edited Mar 7 at 20:00
Andreas
79.5k465129
79.5k465129
asked Mar 7 at 19:51
najamnajam
11
asked Mar 7 at 19:51
najamnajam
11
asked Mar 7 at 19:51
najamnajam
11
11
seem like you use appcompat-v7/26.0.0-alpha1. Is it correct ?
– twenk11k
Mar 7 at 19:55
That is not an error. It a warning, letting you know that you shouldn't modify that XML file, as any change is likely to be discarded if you do a clean build.
– Andreas
Mar 7 at 19:57
i dont know about that but i am not making any changes all i am doing is creating a new project and then just running it
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:30
add a comment |
seem like you use appcompat-v7/26.0.0-alpha1. Is it correct ?
– twenk11k
Mar 7 at 19:55
That is not an error. It a warning, letting you know that you shouldn't modify that XML file, as any change is likely to be discarded if you do a clean build.
– Andreas
Mar 7 at 19:57
i dont know about that but i am not making any changes all i am doing is creating a new project and then just running it
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:30
seem like you use appcompat-v7/26.0.0-alpha1. Is it correct ?
– twenk11k
Mar 7 at 19:55
seem like you use appcompat-v7/26.0.0-alpha1. Is it correct ?
– twenk11k
Mar 7 at 19:55
That is not an error. It a warning, letting you know that you shouldn't modify that XML file, as any change is likely to be discarded if you do a clean build.
– Andreas
Mar 7 at 19:57
That is not an error. It a warning, letting you know that you shouldn't modify that XML file, as any change is likely to be discarded if you do a clean build.
– Andreas
Mar 7 at 19:57
i dont know about that but i am not making any changes all i am doing is creating a new project and then just running it
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:30
i dont know about that but i am not making any changes all i am doing is creating a new project and then just running it
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:30
add a comment |
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This error may be caused by wrong support library version. If you are using androidx dependency, try to change to support lib.
Also, you are seeing the auto-generated xml file. You must declare your own xml file in your project folder.
answered Mar 7 at 20:15
rperatellorperatello
11
i dont know anything bout that i downloded some tutorial and in that tutorial the version i am using of android studio is 1.1.0 and now i all i am doing is making new project and trying to run it but it giving me same error
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:35
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This error may be caused by wrong support library version. If you are using androidx dependency, try to change to support lib.
Also, you are seeing the auto-generated xml file. You must declare your own xml file in your project folder.
answered Mar 7 at 20:15
rperatellorperatello
11
i dont know anything bout that i downloded some tutorial and in that tutorial the version i am using of android studio is 1.1.0 and now i all i am doing is making new project and trying to run it but it giving me same error
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:35
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This error may be caused by wrong support library version. If you are using androidx dependency, try to change to support lib.
Also, you are seeing the auto-generated xml file. You must declare your own xml file in your project folder.
answered Mar 7 at 20:15
rperatellorperatello
11
i dont know anything bout that i downloded some tutorial and in that tutorial the version i am using of android studio is 1.1.0 and now i all i am doing is making new project and trying to run it but it giving me same error
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:35
add a comment |
This error may be caused by wrong support library version. If you are using androidx dependency, try to change to support lib.
Also, you are seeing the auto-generated xml file. You must declare your own xml file in your project folder.
answered Mar 7 at 20:15
rperatellorperatello
11
This error may be caused by wrong support library version. If you are using androidx dependency, try to change to support lib.
Also, you are seeing the auto-generated xml file. You must declare your own xml file in your project folder.
answered Mar 7 at 20:15
rperatellorperatello
11
answered Mar 7 at 20:15
rperatellorperatello
11
answered Mar 7 at 20:15
rperatellorperatello
11
answered Mar 7 at 20:15
rperatellorperatello
11
11
i dont know anything bout that i downloded some tutorial and in that tutorial the version i am using of android studio is 1.1.0 and now i all i am doing is making new project and trying to run it but it giving me same error
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:35
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i dont know anything bout that i downloded some tutorial and in that tutorial the version i am using of android studio is 1.1.0 and now i all i am doing is making new project and trying to run it but it giving me same error
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:35
i dont know anything bout that i downloded some tutorial and in that tutorial the version i am using of android studio is 1.1.0 and now i all i am doing is making new project and trying to run it but it giving me same error
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:35
i dont know anything bout that i downloded some tutorial and in that tutorial the version i am using of android studio is 1.1.0 and now i all i am doing is making new project and trying to run it but it giving me same error
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:35
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seem like you use appcompat-v7/26.0.0-alpha1. Is it correct ?
– twenk11k
Mar 7 at 19:55
That is not an error. It a warning, letting you know that you shouldn't modify that XML file, as any change is likely to be discarded if you do a clean build.
– Andreas
Mar 7 at 19:57
i dont know about that but i am not making any changes all i am doing is creating a new project and then just running it
– najam
Mar 9 at 12:30