How to change target build on Android project

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I currently have an Android project in Eclipse   I created it with a target build of 1 5  sdk 3    Now I want to change it so that it has a minSdk of 3 and targetSdk of 8   To do this I see that I must build against the newest SDK  2 2   To do this in Eclipse I right click on my project  go to properties  click on Android and change the project build target to Android 2 2 and click apply and then ok   However this appears to have no affect and when I try it again the target build is set back at Android 1 5   Am I missing a step or something

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There are three ways to resolve this issue.

Right click the project and click "Properties". Then select "Android" from left. You can then select the target version from right side.
Right Click on Project and select "run as" , then a drop down list will be open.
Select "Run Configuration" from Drop Down list.Then a form will be open , Select "Target" tab from "Form" and also select Android Version Api , On which you want to execute your application, it is a fastest way to check your application on different Target Version.
Edit the following elements in the AndroidManifest.xml file

xml:

<uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="3" />
<uses-sdk android:targetSdkVersion="8" />

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The file default properties is by default read only  changing that worked for me

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As Mike way says  Change target BEFORE doing anything in your project that requires a higher target like android installLocation  auto

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I had this problem too  What worked for me was to first un-check the previously selected SDK version before checking the new desired version  Then click okay

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You should not have multiple  uses-sdk  tags in your file  ref - docs  Use this syntax       lt uses-sdk android minSdkVersion  integer            android targetSdkVersion  integer            android maxSdkVersion  integer    gt

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Well I agree with Ryan Conrad on how to do it in eclipse  have you ensured you have changed your manifest xml     lt uses-sdk android minSdkVersion  3    gt    lt uses-sdk android targetSdkVersion  8    gt

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Another way on the command line if you are using ant is to use the android bat script  Windows  or android script  Mac    It s in  SDK DIR tools     If you say    android bat update project --path    --target  android-8    it will regenerate your build xml  AndroidManifest xml  etc

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Right click the project and click  Properties   Then select  Android  from the tree on the left  You can then select the target version on the right    Note as per the popular comment below  make sure your properties  classpath and project files are writable otherwise it won t work

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right click on project- properties- android- select target name --set target-- click ok

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to get sdk 29- android 10  Click Tools  gt  SDK Manager  In the SDK Platforms tab  select Android 10  29   In the SDK Tools tab  select Android SDK Build-Tools 29  or higher   Click OK to begin install

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You can change your the Build Target for your project at any time    Right-click the project in the Package Explorer  select Properties  select Android and then check the desired Project Target  Edit the following elements in the AndroidManifest xml file  it is in your project root directory   In this case  that will be    lt uses-sdk android minSdkVersion  3    gt   lt uses-sdk android targetSdkVersion  8    gt    Save it Rebuild your project   Click the Project on the menu bar  select Clean    Now  run the project again   Right Click Project name  move on Run as  and select Android Application   By the way  reviewing Managing Projects from Eclipse with ADT will be helpful  Especially the part called Creating an Android Project

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The problem sometimes occurs when there are errors in the project   For instance  if your project is configured with a target of 3 2 but the 3 2 libraries are not available  you will not be able to change the version to 4 0   The usual  perhaps brutal  solution I use is to create a new project with the correct target and copy src  res and manifest into the new project   Update   This seems to work    Change the selected through the build properties as normal Manually edit project properties AND default properties to make sure they both reflect the desired target   Close the project and re-open it   I always run Android Tools   Fix Project Properties after making any changes to the build target

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as per 2018  the targetSdkVersion can be set up in your app build gradle the following way   android       compileSdkVersion 26     buildToolsVersion  27 0 3       defaultConfig                     targetSdkVersion 26                   if you choose 26 as SDK target  be sure to follow https   developer android com about versions oreo android-8 0-migration

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