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In your android project folder, where gradlew is located. Execute gradlew --stopDo one of either:

  1. You have either accidentally set a breakpoint by misclicking either Ctrl + F8 or simply left clicking the line-count. So look through your code for that.
  • Tip: If you are unsure about this, create a new project and install it, if it works, this is most likely the error you are facing.
  1. You have selected an app to be debugged. Go to your phone's settings -> Developer Options -> Select app to be debugged -> No apps. This will clear it.

  2. Restart your phone.

  3. Uninstall your apk and reinstall it fresh again.

In your android project folder, where gradlew is located. Execute gradlew --stop

Do one of either:

  1. You have either accidentally set a breakpoint by misclicking either Ctrl + F8 or simply left clicking the line-count. So look through your code for that.
  • Tip: If you are unsure about this, create a new project and install it, if it works, this is most likely the error you are facing.
  1. You have selected an app to be debugged. Go to your phone's settings -> Developer Options -> Select app to be debugged -> No apps. This will clear it.

  2. Restart your phone.

  3. Uninstall your apk and reinstall it fresh again.

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In your android project folder, where gradlew is located. Execute gradlew --stop