React Native Dev Menu not Appearing
I'm debugging a React Native app in the AVD Android Emulator running a Nexus 5X API 27 Oreo on Windows 10, and the developer menu will not show using the steps mentioned in this StackOverflow question How do you debug React Native?
- Using
Ctrl + Mon the emulator enables the multi-gesture action instead of the dev menu.Windows + Mminimizes all open windows. I have also tried going intoSettings > Send keyboard shortcuts to > Virtual device. - Using the
adb shell input keyevent 82command does not do anything. I tried going intoadb shelland running the commandinput keyevent 82. - Shaking the device using
Virtual Sensors > Accelerometerdoes not bring up the menu by shaking the device. - Upgraded from API 27 Oreo to API 28 Pie.
So far I was able to open the Dev Menu using Step 2, but it stopped working all of a sudden, without any changes to the React Native code as far as I know. I tried running it on a physical device and shaking it worked as expected.
react-native debugging react-native-android
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I'm debugging a React Native app in the AVD Android Emulator running a Nexus 5X API 27 Oreo on Windows 10, and the developer menu will not show using the steps mentioned in this StackOverflow question How do you debug React Native?
- Using
Ctrl + Mon the emulator enables the multi-gesture action instead of the dev menu.Windows + Mminimizes all open windows. I have also tried going intoSettings > Send keyboard shortcuts to > Virtual device. - Using the
adb shell input keyevent 82command does not do anything. I tried going intoadb shelland running the commandinput keyevent 82. - Shaking the device using
Virtual Sensors > Accelerometerdoes not bring up the menu by shaking the device. - Upgraded from API 27 Oreo to API 28 Pie.
So far I was able to open the Dev Menu using Step 2, but it stopped working all of a sudden, without any changes to the React Native code as far as I know. I tried running it on a physical device and shaking it worked as expected.
react-native debugging react-native-android
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:56
NorNor
213
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I'm debugging a React Native app in the AVD Android Emulator running a Nexus 5X API 27 Oreo on Windows 10, and the developer menu will not show using the steps mentioned in this StackOverflow question How do you debug React Native?
- Using
Ctrl + Mon the emulator enables the multi-gesture action instead of the dev menu.Windows + Mminimizes all open windows. I have also tried going intoSettings > Send keyboard shortcuts to > Virtual device. - Using the
adb shell input keyevent 82command does not do anything. I tried going intoadb shelland running the commandinput keyevent 82. - Shaking the device using
Virtual Sensors > Accelerometerdoes not bring up the menu by shaking the device. - Upgraded from API 27 Oreo to API 28 Pie.
So far I was able to open the Dev Menu using Step 2, but it stopped working all of a sudden, without any changes to the React Native code as far as I know. I tried running it on a physical device and shaking it worked as expected.
react-native debugging react-native-android
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:56
NorNor
213
I'm debugging a React Native app in the AVD Android Emulator running a Nexus 5X API 27 Oreo on Windows 10, and the developer menu will not show using the steps mentioned in this StackOverflow question How do you debug React Native?
- Using
Ctrl + Mon the emulator enables the multi-gesture action instead of the dev menu.Windows + Mminimizes all open windows. I have also tried going intoSettings > Send keyboard shortcuts to > Virtual device. - Using the
adb shell input keyevent 82command does not do anything. I tried going intoadb shelland running the commandinput keyevent 82. - Shaking the device using
Virtual Sensors > Accelerometerdoes not bring up the menu by shaking the device. - Upgraded from API 27 Oreo to API 28 Pie.
So far I was able to open the Dev Menu using Step 2, but it stopped working all of a sudden, without any changes to the React Native code as far as I know. I tried running it on a physical device and shaking it worked as expected.
react-native debugging react-native-android
react-native debugging react-native-android
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I have solved this issue before:
1- Make sure to clear gradle build:
cd [project]/android
./gradlew clean
2- Check MainApplication.java imports and remove this line if exist:
enter code here
answered Jan 15 at 23:47
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I have solved this issue before:
1- Make sure to clear gradle build:
cd [project]/android
./gradlew clean
2- Check MainApplication.java imports and remove this line if exist:
enter code here
answered Jan 15 at 23:47
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I have solved this issue before:
1- Make sure to clear gradle build:
cd [project]/android
./gradlew clean
2- Check MainApplication.java imports and remove this line if exist:
enter code here
answered Jan 15 at 23:47
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8471018
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I have solved this issue before:
1- Make sure to clear gradle build:
cd [project]/android
./gradlew clean
2- Check MainApplication.java imports and remove this line if exist:
enter code here
answered Jan 15 at 23:47
Belal mazlomBelal mazlom
8471018
I have solved this issue before:
1- Make sure to clear gradle build:
cd [project]/android
./gradlew clean
2- Check MainApplication.java imports and remove this line if exist:
enter code here
answered Jan 15 at 23:47
Belal mazlomBelal mazlom
8471018
answered Jan 15 at 23:47
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8471018
answered Jan 15 at 23:47
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