Android Studio Module won t show up in Edit Configuration

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I ve imported a project to Android Studio with several subprojects    I want to run a subproject   I successfully made this subproject s build gradle as a module     In order to run it  I went to Run   edit configurations       Android Application    Problem  When I try to select a module  none show up in the drop down list    Why is this    EDIT  it shows up as a module under Groovy but not showing under Android Application  How do I get it to show up under Android Application

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Add your module in your applications  iml file like   orderEntry type  module  module-name  yourmoudlename  exported       It works for me

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goto Android    Gradle Scripts  Build Gradle Module  app   make sure the first line of this file is like this   apply plugin   com android application    not like this  apply plugin   com android library

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For me it was    Right click on app project folder  amp  select Load Unload Modules    Select app module  click Unload  gt    amp  click OK Right click on app again  amp  select Load Unload Modules    Select app module  click  lt  Load   amp  click OK   app then appeared for me in the configurations list again

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It appears different solutions work for difference people  for me just closing the project and importing it again resolved the problem

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For my case  a newbie I boogered up my project  not sure how but it would not  longer run and complained about the manifest  the R  everything  I realized that some how in my settings gradle did not have include   app  once I added this  I was back on my way

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If all the above doesn t work  Try to update your Android studio version  Steps  1  In Android Studio  select File   Settings  or Android Studio   Preference on Mac   2  In the left pane  select Appearance  amp  Behavior   System Settings   Updates  3  Be sure that Automatically check for updates is checked  and then select a channel from the drop-down list  4  Click OK

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resolved this issue by clicking on  File- Sync Project with Gradle Files

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Close all Android Studio projects Remove the project from the recent projects in Android Studio wizard Restart Android Studio Use import option  Import project- Gradle  Eclipse ADT  etc   instead of open an existing Project AS project File -  Sync project with gradle files

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I managed to fix it in Android Studio 1 3 1 by doing the following    Make a new module from File - gt  New - gt  New Module Name it something different  e g   My Libary  Copy an  iml file from an existing library module and change the name of the file and rename references in the  iml file Add the module name to settings gradle  Add the module dependency in your app s build gradle file  compile project   mylibrary    Close and reopen Android Studio Verify that Android Studio recognises the module as a library  should be bold  Rename module s directory and module name by right clicking on the newly created module  Enjoy

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I added this line to my app iml file and it works   orderEntry type  library  exported    name  appcompat-v7-19 1 0  level  project

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For me it was fixed by simply restarting Android Studio   Like the good old days of Eclipse

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New project  Fixed this issue by clicking on  File- Sync Project with Gradle Files

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The following are methods to help you    Close and Open Project again  Close and Open Android Studio Clean Project Rebuild Project Instantiate and Restart Make sure you have included  app Import the Project

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The following worked for me    edit the overall project s  settings gradle  file and add a line at the bottom to include your new module  include   myNewModule   - e g    include   myNewModule     Synch gradle  Add a build gradle file into your new module directory  You need to make sure the first line says  apply plugin   com android application   Simply copying a build gradle from another module in your project  if you have one  seems to work  Synch Gradle Your module should now show up in  Edit Configurations

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In your module build gradle file make sure you have the correct plugin set   it should be   apply plugin   android

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This worked for me  File   Project Structure      Modules   Green Plus Symbol   Import   Then Select The Project

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This mainly happens when you copy a library project and try to build it  The solution would be to add   apply plugin   com android application    in the build gradle file  instead of   apply plugin   com android library    Then do a gradle sync

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Make sure your build gradle is  apply plugin   com android application    not        apply plugin   com android library    After you have changed  please sync your gradle again

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I fixed this by adding facets in Module settings  They were missing  right click on project   open Module settings   Facets   Add facets       sign at the top     Android  After adding facets you will have modules  UPDATE  For latest version of gradle  Facets have been removed  you can directly add modules now  right click on project   open Module settings   Add module       sign at the top     Phone and Tablet Application  Now you can create a new module and configure it

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In Android Studio 3 1 2 I have faced the same issue  I resolved this issue by click on  File- Sync Project with Gradle Files  This works for me

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None of the previous answers worked for me  so I deleted and reinstalled Android Studio  Worked like a charm

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These types of problems are related to AndroidManifest xml  so check the bugs thats are in AndroidManifest file

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In my case the problem was with SDK license acceptance  The problem was solved by downloading proper SDK version and license acceptance via SDK Manager

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Well  nothing worked for me from all the answers  Finally  I clicked Run   Edit Configuration  On the left  u can choose a new main module and remove to deleted ones

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I finally figure out why the module is not showed up when I add configuration for AndroidTests for a com android library module   If you include your library module in your application s build gradle like this   compile project   yourlibrary     Since for library module it is compiled with release mode by default  you can t run Android Tests for it  that s why it won t show up in the module list  I fixed it with following modification   Add following configuration to the build gradle of your library module        publishNonDefault true   By make following changes  you can debug compile your library by editing the build gradle of your application module like following   -    compile project   yourlibrary        debugCompile project path    yourlibrary   configuration   debug        releaseCompile project path    yourlibrary   configuration   release     Then sync it and you ll find it shows in the list

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It was fixed for me after removing and re-adding the Android and Android-Gradle Facets in the Module Settings dialog

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I had similar issue when I selected parent directory of my project  I resolved by Close Project -  Delete Project from Android Studio -  Import Project by selecting right build gradle file    Make sure you select right build gradle file while import

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In my case problem was from a higher  or not downloaded  compileSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion in build gradle app   This was happened because of cloning project in another pc that not downloaded that sdk image

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I have tried all the options with no luck  So I have ended up with my working solution  Just make following steps    Close android studio if open  Copy module project  in your current workspace  Start android studio  You will see added module in project structure  Open settings gradle of your project and include   YOUR MODULE NAME   Sync gradle and you can see module is successfully added to your project

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Sometimes the errors exists in Android-manifest because of that there   is cross like image over run debug configuration hence try to look   over if Android-manifest has any errors in just case

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Try   Files   Sync Project with Gradle Files or Files   Sync with File System Should do the trick

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