I used to jump to a file using the combination shift + command + o until Android Studio gets upgraded to 3.0. Now the combination does not work, for instance it even can not find string.xml
. I know that I might use double shift instead of it but it also can not find the string.xml
file. I need to go to the file manually.
you can track the issue via this link https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/68742341
UPDATE: I think there is some problem with the ide for sure but they said that it did not reproduce. However I did what @LazyOne said and it worked.
From the menu bar, click File > Settings (on macOS, click Android Studio > Preferences).
Find Files Go to Navigate Menu->File or Ctrl + Shift + N .
The fact that search for files / Navigate to suddenly stopped working suggests that indexes/caches that IDE uses might be somehow outdated/corrupted.
In such case using File | Invalidate Caches...
and restarting IDE should help. IDE will mark all caches/indexes as "outdated" and will re-index the project on next launch. P.S. The same can be achieved by manually deleting indexes/caches folders while IDE is closed.
Please note that Local History will also be dropped (in case you are using this functionality) as in current implementation it's tightly linked to the same subsystem.
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