In Android Studio, go to View > Tool Windows > Logcat, and select your. Please, don't pop up with stupid solutions you already know that will never work. Retrieve logs from the device Connect your device to your computer or run the emulator. click Event Log it will show 10:10 Frameworks Detected Android framework is detected. SO, IS THIS A BUG OR AM I MISSING SOMETHING? I cannot always try with real devices, because I don't own every single device with every single screen densities!!!!!!īut anyway, every IDE has logs, but they should work, don't they?
In Android Studio 3, Dead devices are removed from the list, so there are no more than one device available!!!ĭon't say "try with real device". THIS IS CLEARLY A BUG, THAT WAS NEVER BEEN FIXED!!! I don't know what the "onchange" does on that listbox, but switching devices, even if the other was marked as "Dead", then switching back to the actual device you are logging, logcat popped up with actual logs! I remember in Android Studio 2, when you started more than one emulator, or shutted down the old one, it was still visible in the list, but maybe it was marked s "Dead". You know that you can switch devices in the logcat options. With our device connected via USB before the crash, Android Studios Logcat feature will display information about our app and the crash. If I try to do "File > Invalidate cache / restart", it shows as it should, but I cannot do this always!!! It's frustrating!!!!! It also clears my custom filters!! Hi at all! We all know that Android Studio has always been nowhere close to Xcode for App development, there are hundred of bugs in every stable version I try to download.Īnyway, a problem I have since Android Studio 2, is that logcat shows nothing, unless I restart the emulator continuosly until it shows.
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