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Currently, in the Android Studio version 3.3, the shortcut for "Apply Changes" option is missing which allows Instant Run. There is another option called "Update Running Application" which does not provide the same functionality.
This option was available in older versions like 3.1 as seen in the screenshot
I am unable to use Instant Run feature in version 3.3.
Is there a workaround for this?
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Instant Run is currently available only in Android Studio 2.0, and higher. We will continue to improve the feature in subsequent releases.
Instant Run is a feature of Android Studio designed to significantly accelerate the code, build and run cycle. Using a swapping mechanism, Instant Run is able to push updates to the running application, in many cases without the need to re-install or even restart the app.
1. You must enable instant run to use it. On Windows and Linux, click File → Settings In the Settings/Preferences dialog, go to Build, Execution, Deployment → Instant Run. If you want take advantage of instant run, first run it by green play button (shift + F10).
Instant Run is an extended behavior for the run and debug commands that enables faster debugging by not requiring a full build and reinstall for eevry change done in your app's code. Introduced in Android Studio 2.0, Instant Run is a behavior for the Run and Debug commands that significantly reduces the time between updates to your app.
JVMTI error: UNKNOWN_JVMTI_ERROR To work around this issue in Android Studio 3.5, click Run to re-deploy your app and see your changes. Note: This issue ( #135172147) is fixed in Android Studio 3.6 Canary 6 and higher.
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It has been fixed in Android Studio 3.3.2, but you have to (re)define the shortcut yourself (at least for the default Mac OS X Keymap).
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