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DDMS not showing the name of application

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I am facing this problem intermittently, the DDMS in Android does not show the name of any application as shown in the image below

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This becomes such a major problem given the number of log messages it becomes impossible to see the relevant messages without setting the filter for a particular application.

My Question

What changes are required in the DDMS settings so that it always show the name of application in messages?

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Gaurav Agarwal Avatar asked Aug 18 '12 14:08

Gaurav Agarwal


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2 Answers

you can filter by tag, it is just a workaround, you should probably update your plugin, this happens sometimes when you have two ddms' but happens very rarely in my case, and usually I selected device wrong or something similar. I recall resetting ADB did the trick for me

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Vaibhav Mishra Avatar answered Sep 30 '22 14:09

Vaibhav Mishra


In Android Manifest, set the application Debuggeable = True works after that

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OWADVL Avatar answered Sep 30 '22 15:09

OWADVL