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Can you knit this together to an MCVE? 🙂

Here you go. You should be able to import that into Android Studio (I used Giraffe Beta). It should work straight away after Gradle Sync. Android Studio will recognize both configurations and show options to run

microapps.mylibraryapp

or

<http://androidapp.app|androidapp.app>

but only

<http://androidapp.app|androidapp.app>

works.

I'm sorry, I'm not an Android developer and have not and will not install Giraffe. I though downgraded the AGP version to a version compatible with my IJ version. There

microapps.mylibraryapp

runs fine on the emulator.

<http://androidapp.app|androidapp.app>

though fails to build.

Understandably. But if you observed the same issue on IJ then it’s probably an issue with Gradle rather than AS. I’ve tried downgrading to Gradle 7.6 and the behavior changed. I could run

microapps.mylibraryapp

from the IDE. I don’t see how I could how with

--scan

if gradle fails to find the task?

Cannot locate tasks that match ':microapps:mylibraryapp:assembleDebug' as project 'microapps' not found in root project 'GradleMismatch'.

But if you observed the same issue on IJ

I did not. Unless your description was wrong.

then it’s probably an issue with Gradle rather than AS.

Why? AS is just a customized IJ.

I’ve tried downgrading to Gradle 7.6 and the behavior changed.

Hm, bad, then I cannot help, maybe someone else can.

I don’t see how I could how with

--scan

if gradle fails to find the task?

--scan

should almost always work.

I’m sorry, I misinterpreted your results. You managed to get it working, which IJ version are you using? I tried with IJ 2023.1 and the error message is different:

Cannot locate tasks that match ':androidApp:microapps:mylibraryapp:assembleDebug' as project 'androidApp' not found in root project 'microapps'.

It’s searching for the correct path

:androidapp:microapps:mylibraryapp:

but in the wrong root project.

--scan

should almost always work.

It doesn’t when I try to run this specific task, just errors the same as before, since it doesn’t exist. Unless there’s another task I can run with

--scan

You managed to get it working,

Well, the one you said is not working worked, the one you said working did not build

which IJ version are you using

2022.2.3

It’s searching for the correct path

:androidapp:microapps:mylibraryapp:

but in the wrong root project.

If you have multiple builds imported and want to run that task path in a specific build, you have to select which build, depending on how you run the task. For example in the "Run Anything" dialog (

Ctrl-Ctrl

) you can select the execution context in the upper left.