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I would recommend you to build your APK file with Gradle:
assemble
Your unsigned APK is now located in
ProjectName\app\build\outputs\apk
For detailed information on how to use Gradle, this tutorial is good to go: Building with Gradle in Android Studio. I also wrote a blog post on how to build an unsigned APK with Gradle.
If you moved your project from the other IDE and don't want to recompile, you may find your APK file that was already built in the IDE you moved from:
If you generated the Project with Android Studio, the APK file will be found in ProjectName/ProjectName/build/apk/...
Imported the project from eclipse: File should be in the same directory. Go to Project
- Show in Explorer
. There you should find the bin folder where your APK file is located in.
Imported from IntelliJ, the location would be ProjectName/out/production/...
Side note: As Chris Stratton mentioned in his comment:
Technically, what you want is an APK signed with a debug key. An APK that is actually unsigned will be refused by the device.
Now in Android Studio v1.1.0 should be:
Run
> Run <your app>
<your app>\build\outputs\apk
The easiest way, I guess:
With Android Studio 2.2.3 on OSX I just used the top menu:
Build > Build APK
It opened Finder with the .apk
file. This won't generate a signed APK. You can select Generate Signed APK
from the same menu if needed.
According to Build Unsigned APK with Gradle you can simply build your application with gradle. In order to do that:
Edit configurations
alt+insert
Gradle
Gradle project
Tasks:
enter assemble
OK
After that you should find your unsigned 'apk' in directory
ProjectName\app\build\outputs\apk
Build -> Build APK //unsigned app
Build -> Generate Signed APK //Signed app