"Open in Android Studio" option doesn't work #1521

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1. DanTup commented on Mar 9, 2019

   

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   Is there anything listed in the developer console (click Help -> Show Developer Tools in VS Code) when you click? I can't see an obvious path in the code that would cause it to fail silently. If we can't find the folder we show an error message, and otherwise we just try to execute it.

   Also, could you run flutter config --machine and paste the output here.

   Thanks!
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4. audkar commented on Mar 9, 2019

   

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   Is there anything listed in the developer console (click Help -> Show Developer Tools in VS Code) when you click?

   No. Nothing printed after click.

   flutter config --machine and paste the output here.

   {
     "android-studio-dir":
     "/home/audrius/.local/share/JetBrains/Toolbox/apps/AndroidStudio/ch-0/183.5320907",
     "android-sdk": "/home/audrius/Documents/android-sdk-canary"
   }
   

   Hmmm. Maybe problem is that android-studio-dir is set to AS versions which doesn't have Flutter plugin?
5. DanTup commented on Mar 9, 2019

   

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   Maybe problem is that android-studio-dir is set to AS versions which doesn't have Flutter plugin?

   That shouldn't stop it from launching though.. All we're doing here is grabbing android-studio-dir then appending bin/studio and executing it. If you run /home/audrius/.local/share/JetBrains/Toolbox/apps/AndroidStudio/ch-0/183.5320907/bin/studio from a terminal, does that work? If so, maybe it's failing somewhere else.

   I could try and add some more logging and give you a build (unfortunately I don't have a Linux box, and it works fine on my MacBooks), or if you want to try and debug it, it might be quite simple:

   • Clone this repo
   • Open in VS Code
   • Navigate to this code and add a breakpoint
   • Press F5, which will launch another copy of VS Code ("the dev extension host") running the from-source version of the extension
   • Open a Flutter project in that version, right-click on the Android folder and choose Open in Android Studio

   This should hit the breakpoint back in the main VS Code window, and you could step through to see if you can understand what's happening (or post more info that might help me understand).

   Otherwise, I should probably try and get a VM or something set up and see if I can repro there (in which case I'd be interested in knowing which distro you're using, and any instructions you think might be important to try and set things up similar to yours).
6. audkar commented on Mar 9, 2019

   

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   All we're doing here is grabbing android-studio-dir then appending bin/studio and executing it.

   Oh. My AS instalation in bin directory contains studio.sh instead of studio. So calling /home/audrius/.local/share/JetBrains/Toolbox/apps/AndroidStudio/ch-0/183.5320907/bin/studio returns no such file or directory
7. DanTup commented on Mar 9, 2019

   

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   Aha, I'll do some digging and find out if it should always be that way then. Windows and macOS are handled separately, so I think adding .sh should be easy if it's always that way on Linux. Thanks!
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