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Alan Mills
31,712 PointsAndroid emulator is not updating the application.
After adding a second button to the android / layout, complete with connections, actions, etc. The main.axml displays the new button in the designer. Visual studio behaves like everything is connected. But when I run with F5, my android emulator is still showing the older, one-button layout. Is there a way I could / should force the emulation with the updated build? Because, I'm not seeing it.
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Andrew Hantge
788 PointsYou should try to Build >> Clean Solution and then Build >> Rebuild Solution.
Alan Mills
31,712 PointsAlan Mills
31,712 PointsThat removed the application from the simulated device. Now I need to re-install the new application to the simulated android device.