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I am developing an Android app with multiple modules. The app uses ProGuard, compileSdkVersion is set to 27 in all modules, and when I tried to enable Advanced Profiling I continue to get a message saying "Advanced profiling is unavailable for the selected process".
Solutions I've tried after searching other questions about the topic:
Am I missing something? Is there anything else I can do to enable Advanced Profiling?
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Select Run > Edit Configurations. Select your app module in the left pane. Click the Profiling tab, and then check Enable additional support for older devices (API level < 26). Build and run your app again.
To open the Network Inspector, follow these steps: From the Android Studio navigation bar, select View > Tool Windows > App Inspection. After the app inspection window automatically connects to an app process, select Network Inspector from the tabs.
The Native Memory Profiler tracks allocations/deallocations of objects in native code for a specific time period and provides the following information: Allocations: A count of objects allocated via malloc() or the new operator during the selected time period.
I had the same problem and the solution was easy, in my case: set debuggable true in file build.gradle for the selected Build Variant.
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If you are running API level < 26, enable the Profiler in Run -> Edit Configurations. From the list, choose your module. On the right hand side of the window, click Profiling. Enable the checkbox Enable advanced profiling.
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Had the same problem with my phone Android api level 28: "Android Profiling is unavailable for the selected process".
Solution 1.
The following steps helped me temporarely - then after rebuild the problem appeared again:
Solution 2.
Use emulator api level 29. Advanced profiling always works fine for me there.
What didn't help me:
And such Android Studio tricks drive me crazy.
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