Build type isn't jni debuggable

[rkrishnan2012]

@proppy I followed the instructions importing into AndroidStudio but when I create a "Android Native" run configuration, I get the error "Build type isn't jni debuggable". Any thoughts?

This is on latest canary version of studio 1.3 rc 3 and gradle 2.5 rc1 . This happens for all the samples, but im referring to hello-jni

[proppy]

@rkrishnan2012 yes, you have to add isJniDebuggable to the debug {} section in build.gradle, see: #20

[proppy]

FYI the new syntax with gradle-experimental-0.2.0 is:

android.buildType {
  release {
    ndk {
      debuggable = true
    }
  }
}

And it's activated by default for the debug buildType.

[ghost]

Just if anyone stumbles across, it's ndk.with, so:

android.buildType {
  release {
    ndk.with {
      debuggable = true
    }
  }
}

[rkrishnan2012]

lol thanks for keeping this up to date 👍

[conect]

Hi I'm using Android Studio 1.5 Preview. When I post merlux code I receive:
Error:(25,0):

• The project "..." may be using a version of Gradle that does not contain the method.
• The build file may be missing a Gradle plugin.

What can I do?
thx a lot.

[kimkha]

Now you just say:

        jniDebuggable true

[ggfan]

This works for me:

android.buildTypes {
release {
minifyEnable=false
proguardFiles.add(file("proguard-android.txt"))
}
// the following are default when you choose debug build inside android studio
// you could add them into your module gradle to try it out.
debug {
debuggable = true
ndk.with {
debuggable = true //change this to false, you will see Android studio complain could not debug anymore
}
}
[I am using version 1.4.1, latest gradle-experimental plugin 0.4.0, gradle 2.8

[IgorGanapolsky]

@ggfan Why do you have debuggable in two places?

[ggfan]

that was long one ago, need to confirm. My thought there was: one for java, one for native