🦩Installing Android Studio Flamingo - Learn Android in 60 Sec.

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[kiigekam]

when I follow that link I always get Giraffe. I can't find Flamingo anywhere

[JackSparrow-xdvp]

Do know how to keep using material2 in flamingo, sir?

[ivan-Croatian]

There's something really wrong with AS Flamingo.
Firstly, I couldn't make my method to work because the object I was sending to my method was always null, no matter what I do.

The weird thing is that I copied that same method and renamed it, and then the method was worked as it should. In the end I just deleted the "old" method and now I'm using the copied one.

Secondly, I just can't compare the two primitive variable as it always is showing that they are the same.

For instance, I've created:

x = 0;
y = 329

And when I do

if (x == y) {
do
} else {
do something else....
}

The "do something" block ALWAYS executes, no matter what the x and y values are.

But when I do

if (0 == 329) {
do
} else {
do something else....
}

then it works fine.

At this point I'll just have to stop with my work and wait for a patch or something in a hope that these bugs will be resolved.