How do I make Android Studio notice that I updated my Java version? Some notes: So the problems seems to be related to Android Studio, not Ubuntu. "I cannot compile due to the fact that Java 1.8 version is needed" (sorry if i don't have the precise message.
So after many troubles I'm 99.9% sure Java has been updated on the OS (if I type java -version on terminal, it gives me Java version 1.8.0_101)īut Android Studio, which is the principal reason for my updating the JDK, still gives and error like This will preserve the confriguration of your older version of Android Studio.I updated Java, JDK ( javac and so on) on my Ubuntu 14, trying out various methods (for which I asked this question). studio.sh (but it didn't work for me) and try to download the patches again probably now it should get updated.
So to fix it go to the folder where Android studio was installed, usually, it is /usr/local/android-studio/bin and go to sudo mode using sudo -i and then run. I found that after the patch is downloaded Android Studio tries to update itself but as it is run without sudo rights it fallbacks to simply run the old version of Android Studio without updating it. It does not start again and if we try to open it, the version is still the older one. When we click "update and restart" it says "Downloading patches" and it closes after or before downloading the entire patches. Usually, there is an issue with the upgradation i.e. Then the update window will appear, Select Update and Restart button or Update Now if you are updating Plugins. You can also upgrade android studio from older version to new version.
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