Re: Android Studio Debugger doesn't work on private libraries

[Xavier Ducrohet]

It's likely due to the fact that the source code of the library isn't properly setup to be the source of the jar file using in the main project. If you step through the code from your main app into your library, it's probably going to show you that there's no source attachement.

We need to fix this.

On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 11:17 AM, Kevin Smith <respect...@me.com> wrote:

I finally got my project building in Android Studio with gradle. When I debug my project breakpoints in the "application" module work, but breakpoints inside of the "library" module do not. The strange thing is that if I run the project and then attach the debugger after the application has started everything works as it should. Is this a bug or do I have something configured wrong?

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[Kevin Smith]

Thanks for the reply Xavier. Great session at Google IO.

If I attach the debugger after the app has been started the breakpoints do work and it links up with the code as it should. It is only when I start the app by clicking Debug from Android Studio that the breakpoints are ignored.

[Nathaniel Waggoner]

Did this ever get resolved?  I am encountering this issue on 8.14

[Kevin Smith]

This has been fixed for quite a while and I haven’t had any problems since.

Kevin

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[VegeChou]

I had found the same problme in Android Stuido 1.0 RC 2, how can I solve this?

Kevin Smith <respectthecode <at> me.com> writes:

>
> This has been fixed for quite a while and I haven’t had any problems since.
> Kevin

> On Nov 14, 2014, at 1:44 PM, Nathaniel Waggoner <waggonernathaniel <at>
gmail.com> wrote:
>

[Hovhannes Terteryan]

I had the same problem with Android studio 1.0.1

[Clive Jefferies]

 found a solution that may help someone with this. If your project is using fragments that are in the library project, then you must include the fragment in the library project manifest: <activity android:name="[name of fragment]"/>