I am making a android app and when I try to deploy it, I got the following error
Deployment failed due to an error in FastDev assembly synchronization.
I have read in the Web, that I could resolve it if I disable Fast Deployment option, for it, Could anybody say me how I could do it in VS2013 or other place?
Thanks in advance
Alejandro
In VS2013, Right Click The Android Project -> Properties -> Build Options -> Uncheck: Use Fast Deployment
In Visual Studio 2017 (15.3.1 to 15.9.35) & Visual Studio 2019 (16.9.4):
Right-mouse click the Project in Visual Studio
Select Properties
Go to "Android Options"
Uncheck: "Use Fast Deployment (debug mode only)"
try it: Project / Project Options / Android Build / Fast deployment
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I have install visual studio 2017 with almost all components on my PC (windows 8.1) but when I Add new Apache Cordova project and run it will show
"unable to start debugging. The startup project cannot be launched. Ensure that the correct project is set as the startup project. The startup project can be changed by selecting 'Set as startup project' command from right click menu solution explorer. Additionally make sure its debug settings are correctly configured in the project properties" Other project types are work fine. Project Properties
I have already set startup project but it is not working please help
In case someone is struggling with the same, here's the step to fix it. Go to Visual Studio "Tools" > "Extension and Updates" > then search for "Cordova". Make sure it is turned on:
I just lost a couple of hours to this error. For me, the solution was to follow the instructions available at this link:
In case that link ever dies, here is a copy of the instructions:
If you get a message in Visual Studio that says you can't start debugging your app, try these steps. Also, try these steps if no emulators or devices are listed in the debug target dropdown list.
Close all instances of Visual Studio.
Open this folder:
C:\Users\username%appdata%\Local\Microsoft\Phone Tools
Rename the CoreCon folder to any other name (CoreCon will get recreated when you rebuild).
Restart Visual Studio and try again.
I am new to Xamarin. I have just installed Visual Studio 2015 with Xamarin
and now I am trying to build a new blank cross platform app.
When I build it, it builds successfully. However, when I try to run it in the emulator, it launches but I can't see any output on the screen. It also takes a long time to launch.
Has anyone faced this issue too?
Maybe try Visual Studio Emulator for Android or
Xamarin Android Player.
when you create a new project, try updating Xamarin.Forms and other library in NuGet.
1) Verify in the portable and android project right click in Manage Nuget Package if you have installed the Xamarin.Form
2) Control Panel -> Program and Features -> Visual Studio 2015 doble click and press the button Modify. verify that you updated the installation of Visual Studio.
3) Open the visual studio. Tools -> Options -> Xamarin -> Others. press the link (Check Now) for updates of the xamarin.
4)Open the SDK Manager and verify that you have installed the API 19
5) and finally try to clean the solution and rebuild the project. And run. If this doesn't work.
6) watch the error in the output of the visual studio, if exist any error, or you need some library you watch in this section.
I downloaded Windows 10 SDK, I try to create a project UWP Blank, but this error appears: screenshot. How to solve this problem?
I met the same issue like you.
To solve it please launch Visual Studio installer once again (before doing it remember to close VS). Select "Modify" option then select Features -> "Windows and Web Development" -> "Universal Windows App Development Tools" > Click "Update / Install".
Once you do it you should be able to create the project.
When I create new mobile application in visual studio, I can run it and no problems happen.
But when I start running another application (created by other developer, and shared on TFS), I got the following messages:
Unable to get launched browser process for Ripple.
Unable to get Ripple session info for port 0.
No build errors or warnings! just 2 messages!!
Any idea?
My environment:
Visual studio 2013 community edition (with Update 4)
Windows 7, x64
* EDIT:
It worked by right-clicking project name in solution explorer | Debug | start new instance
But still didn't work by hitting F5 or clicking Run button in toolbar!!
Go to project
Properties > Configuration Manager
(left top corner) and check
deploy
Close Visual Studio, delete solution .suo files.
Open Solution .sln and test it, this work for me.
In Visual Studio go to Tools -> Options -> Tools for Apache Cordova, select Clear Cordova Cache.
This worked for me to solve the issues above and has been the solution to a few other issues when using these tools.
Need to set Visual Studio F5 action for Build and Deploy for Mobile project from Configuration Manager
Right click on the solution and select the Properties
Select Configuration Properties from left panel
Select your Mobile Project
Set (Tick) Build and Deploy checkboxes
Delete Suo file from solution will fix it for you.
In Visual Studio 2015 I had to separately install Ripple as a package of my Apache Cordova Project and restart Visual Studio. To start Ripple, right click on your project and select deploy.
I'm used to VS2008, in which a release build would be built upon pressing F6, or in the menu Build > Build Solution.
The build menu is gone, and although I can build the solution (through F6), it only builds the debug.
I assume there is some kind of configuration manager now, but I can't find it anywhere.
If you have no Build Menu in Visual Studio 2010 Express, go to the menu Tools -> Settings -> select 'Expert Settings'
Right-click solution > Configuration manager.
Sorry for not looking more before asking.
Also see this thread:
How to switch between debug/release in Visual c# 2010 express
Microsoft Visual C# 2010 express:
I hope you are facing a problem to get the build for release(.exe).
I hope the following steps will help you.Anyway i faced such a problem and solved by this.good luck.
Build > configuration manager > set active solution configuration to Release
Here's an answer to the same question that has not been propagated here yet:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/3127008/78162
Namely, you also need to go to Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions and turn on "Show advanced build configurations."