After installing Android Studio 2.1, I found one interesting feature - quick installation of applications, which makes only the necessary changes and installs the application very quickly. When working with markup, I really liked it and really saved a lot of time (very convenient: changed -> launched -> looked and it took less than 10 seconds!), But then I got to the Java code ..... Sometimes, when I make changes in the code and run the installation, this "quick installation" pretends that it is installing something and is quiet until I see it (and I, clever, turned off the notification ...), writes to the console:

05/30 01:25:01: Launching app No changes.

Accordingly, nothing is installed, and when I notice it - remembering this “feature” with bad words, I go again 20 times step by step to make code changes and restart the application, trying to calculate the error.

So, how to make this "quick install" ALWAYS reinstall the application, and not just write that it did not find any changes?

  • Do not delete the questions, answers to which you could not find in a way that satisfies you - YuriySPb ♦
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    No In which cases and on which APIs the Instant run function works is described in detail here . If you don’t like her work just turn it off in settings - pavlofff
  • @pavlofff, add to the answer. Unless you can add that if the application is minimized in the emulator \ phone, it will be terminated. - user189127

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