Failed to import&run sample inside Android-Studio about alertdialogpro HOT 17 CLOSED

I haven't meet that error. Try to clean your project.

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It didn't help. Using Android Studio 1.0.2 .
Maybe you could update the build tools that the project uses? Most updated one is 21.1.2

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My Android Studio is 1.0.2. And after I change build tools to 21.1.2, it still works fine...

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I meant the build tools configuration of the library. I've now tried to import it again (using this git URL: "https://github.com/fengdai/AlertDialogPro.git") , and it still doesn't work.

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I think the build tools configuration of the library is correct. I also tried to import it using this git URL: "https://github.com/fengdai/AlertDialogPro.git". And it works...

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Do you have an idea why it occurs? I will check it at home too (doesn't work at the office, not sure about it at home).

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I have this issue at my house too.
I got this dialog when trying to run the sample, even though I didn't interfere with what it wanted to do:

When I choose no, I get this:

No matter what I choose for any of the phases, I get the same error. How could it be?

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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21645961/android-studio-processdebugresources-failed/21648362#21648362

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You suggest you to try VM4's answer:

If this is happenning to you after switching to compileSdkVersion 21 make sure you use buildToolsVersion "21.0.2" (or later), not "21.0.1".

How to do that:

1. Open ${Project Root}/gradle.properties
2. Change property ANDROID_BUILD_TOOLS_VERSION from 21.0.0 to 21.1.2(the latest).
3. Rebuild project

Try it. Since I don't have this problem, I don't know whether it can solve this problem... If it does, tell me. I'll update my code.

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@fengdai This time it worked. Please do it officially for the library itself.
I don't get why Android Studio works this way. If I install the latest build tools, it should use it since it's better than the previous ones (plus why would I want to have others installed).
This example shows that compatibility (which is probably why this feature exists) wasn't achieved.

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Fixed.

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Thank you. You're the best.
How did you find the solution to the problem? Do you have other tips for Android Studio of how to import correctly libraries ?

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I found the solution with StackOverFlow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/21645961/android-studio-processdebugresources-failed/21648362#21648362

Be honest, I'm a Gradle noob and also a beginner of Android Studio...

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Oh, ok. Thank you.

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Say, how did you create a Gradle repository ? One that lets the developers just put a single like of code in the dependencies to use your library?

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I published it to Maven Central repository. You can Google "publish Maven" to learn how to do this.

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OK thank you again.

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