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I am using Android Studio Chipmunk (2021.2.1 Patch 1) stable version

Android studio version chipmunk

Whenever I do any changes in Kotlin or XML file and run the project then changes don't reflect in app unless and until I rebuild the project from Build -> Rebuild Project.

Every time I have to rebuild project if I have done any changes in code.

I have already tried with File -> Invalidate Caches -> Invalidate and restart

halfer
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Jaydeep parmar
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  • I had this very ennoying problem way before `Patch 1` and can't remember what was the reason: gradle build cache or offline mode or studio? `Patch 2` is released. If it does not help, try to delete `.idea` folder. – ocos Aug 08 '22 at 10:49
  • I'm having the same problem but on macOS, unfortunately didn't find a solution yet – JustSightseeing Aug 14 '22 at 22:32

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When I update my android studio, then the latest changes are not deploying so After lots of research and experiment,

I found this solution then my Android Studio working fine. You can also try this.

Firstly open from here : Firstly open from here

And then enable from here : And then enable from here

walkmn
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Shakiv Hussain
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    It is better to include a description if the images ever becomes unavailable. For those wondering, the solution involves enabling "Install for all users" in the Run configuration of the app. I confirm it worked for me – nicopico Nov 24 '22 at 13:04
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I was with the same problem, needed rebuild my project every change, but I find the solution.

  1. Go to edit configurations to build
  2. Android App -> app
  3. Scroll to bottom page
  4. Verify if has any task at "Before launch"
  5. if have nothing, click on add icon and add "Gradle-aware Make"

This solve my problem

halfer
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Gustavo Stelle Cunha
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  • Quick tip on image links: where it says "enter image description here", this is a placeholder for you to fill in, so that site visitors with screen-readers can see a description of what the image contains. – halfer Apr 06 '23 at 13:50