My flutter app won't open in low android 11 version. Only opens in version 12. How can I fix this? Do I need to make changes in the sdk?
Can you try open android/app/build.gradle and change minSdkVersion 24 (for android version 7)
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I have given all permissions but it is not working in 9 and latest all android device
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** just completed my flutter app and I want to install him in different real devices, in devices with android version 10.0 is working perfectly but in devices with android version 8.0 not be installed**
Go to
Project>android>app>src>main>AndroidManifest.xml and check for the parameter targetSdkVersion
Change that to 29
I downloaded flutter for android studio and after I started getting this error while trying to run myapp on a virtual device. Before I was using Kotlin for android studio and everything would run fine. I have tried deleting and redownloading both flutter and Android studio.
This is the Error that I get
Which Flutter version are you using? And what android version are you using for the emulator?
I think you don`t have accept android license accept it and run below command on your terminal hope it help you
flutter doctor --android-licenses
and accept the android license
if problem is not solved change the compileSdkVersion 29 , minSdkVersion 23,
targetSdkVersion 29 in build.gradle file here android/app/build.gradle
and relaunch your app
You have to Change the JDK Version
j.d.k 16.0.2 to j.d.k 15.0
I have a Flutter app that I've just launched to the play store but in my android oreo phone, it's showing "Your device isn't compatible with this version".
In my build.gradle file
minSdkVersion 16
targetSdkVersion 28
Could someone please help me with this?
Edit: Also if it helps my compileSdk version is 28
I have create my ionic app and run on Android emulator (Android 7.x).it work correctly,but when I try to install on Android box (Android 6.0.1) i got error
Make sure your testing device is on the same version of your compiled apk sdk or it is in a version ahead of it.
For example, an app built for Android 7.1.0 will not run on Android 6.1.0 but an app built for Android 6.1.0 will run on both 6.1.0 and 7.1.0 and so on.
As a default approach the newer versions of ionic cli ships aways with the latest Android sdk version, which current is 7.1.0, if youl'd like to use an older one you need to remove the platform and add it again, you can do it within these commands:
Remove the platform
ionic cordova platform remove android
Then add it again with your desired android version
ionic cordova platform add android#6.1.0
For this example I'm using the 6.1.0 version but feel free to change it to another sdk version.