Issue
I upgraded my Android Studio to 3.6.0. Now, I get the following error in my Manifest.xml
file.
Expecting 'android:screenOrientation="unspecified"' or '"fullSensor"' for this activity so the user can use the application in any orientation and provide a great experience on Chrome OS devices.
Should I convert it to "fullSensor"? How can I get rid of this problem?
Orientation of my activities is portrait. I want to keep using portrait orientation in my activities.
Solution
This is a kind of warning to inform developers that for big screen devices it is not good to restrict the orientation. However if your application only supports portrait mode then this warning can be disabled by doing the following.
Mac: Android Studio -> Preferences
Windows: File -> Settings
Then:
- Search for "chrome"
- Uncheck "Activity is locked to an orientation"
- Apply and ok.
This will only remove the warning for the current system. So this change will not affect the other users working on the same project. They will still see the same warning. In a way, it is good to make this change for the local system as everyone gets to know about this warning. However, if we want to remove this warning at the project level then the following can be used:
Add tools:ignore="LockedOrientationActivity"
in the manifest tag of your Android Manifest file.
For e.g.
<manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
tools:ignore="LockedOrientationActivity"
So this is your personal preference, whether you want every developer to be aware of this warning or you want to add the tools:ignore="LockedOrientationActivity"
in the manifest and mute this warning for everyone. I prefer to enlight everyone :)
Answered By - Nitesh goyal
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