> I'm using IDEA to develop a plugin for use in both Android Studio and IDEA and they tend to be quite out of synch. The compiler won't say you about a missing class or method (because they present in 181) that you used but you'll get an exception on runtime in Android Studio. There are plenty of changes between them, including changes in API. You use IDEA 2018.3.1 (181 branch) for compiling and run the plugin on Android Studio 3.1.2 (173 branch).

I've spent hours on trying to figure out what is making this not work. It would be great if the IDE could state *what* is making the plugin incompatible with the installation (e.g., 'Required build range X-Y, installation is Z'). I've also tried uncommenting the depends sections and adding an until-version. I've tried using the following since-versions: So let’s check out our main adle file.I'm getting this same error, with the following plugin.xml: Something went wrong with the setup process.

android import android.os.Bundle import .android.AndroidApplication import .android.AndroidApplicationConfiguration import import import io. public class AndroidLauncher extends AndroidApplication Which probably led to my issue :īasically my AndroidLauncher.java, which is my app’s entry point, where I am calling the Fabric setup methods, complained that it couldn’t find teh Crashlyitcs and Fabric packages. One of the nasty results of this is that there are multiple projects with multiple adle files. Web, iOS, Android, Windows, Mac… heck even Blackberry. LibGDX allows you to create projects that run cross platform.

I’ve got an Android only, libgdx based, project running with the latest stable Android Studio (v1.3.0.10). Today though I came across a bit of a problem getting Fabric and the Crashlytics API properly installed in my version of Android Studio. No need to track down files, figure out where to make the change, make the change and hope for the best. There are parts of the setup that either wait for you to do something and in most cases will actually update your files with the necessary code. It’s extremely easy to get setup, most of the time that is, with it’s walkthrough setup process. Fabric provides plugins for XCode, IntelliJ, Eclipse and Android Studio providing support for Crashlytics, Twitter, MoPub and Digits. Fabric, (is the new umbrella webapp from Twitter that incorporates all of Twitter’s APIs.

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