make sure your gradle executable is in your PATH or otherwise invokable (it is typically here: /Applications/Android Studio.app/Contents/gradle/gradle-2.10/bin/gradle).Update 29 April 2016: here is how to do that on OS X and Linux: In this case, ignore it, click on 'Run', and in the next dialogue that pops up click on 'Continue Anyway'. If you try to run a release build on a physical device from within Android Studio using the 'play' or 'bug' buttons, you may get an 'Error: Build Type isn't debuggable'. Update 2 February 2016: How to run a Release build from within the IDE But for a proper release build you have to create a keystore with a signing key using the command-line application keytool ( documentation here), put it somewhere on your machine, and then when Android Studio asks you to provide a keystore, use the one you created. For testing you can use the debug keystore (default setting). To actually build a release build, you also need to sign it. As of April 2016, JUCE supports Android Studio 2.1.įirst of all, go to the SDK Manager (Tools -> Android -> SDK Manager) and make sure you have LLDB installed:

Make sure you always use the lateset version. This includes both the Android Studio app and the Android build tools. Make sure you are running the newest Android Studio Update 29 April 2016: this sticky post is getting shorter as I keep removing issues that are now fixed by Google. You might get the occasional 'Internal IDE error' or other unexpected behaviour, and might need to close and restart Android Studio if something is not working. Please keep in mind that NDK (C++) support in Android Studio is experimental and it is not expected that everything runs smoothly. This thread collects additional info about the current situation, which is subject to change at any time as Google is improving and changing Android Studio. The basic steps to set everything up are described very well in this tutorial. After a while of working with Android Studio and figuring out some things the hard way, I'd thought I collect this knowledge here in this sticker thread, so you don't have to go through the same process on your own.

Sdk for android studio 2.1.3