When I try to deploy an application in VS 2015 with Tools for Apache Cordova (TACO), I get this error:
Unable to start program C:\users\pc\AppData\Local\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools\adb.exe
operation not supported. unknown error 0x80070057
I have confirmed that adb.exe
exists in my computer
Just got a response from Microsoft! Here is the answer that fixed it for me.
1) Delete this folder: C:\Users\[username]\appdata\local\microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\ComponentModelCache
2) Open Visual Studio and create a new blank cordova project. This will regenerate the deleted folder.
3) Debug the blank project in ripple, first run may complain about a problem with Chrome and the debugger may fail to connect. Close chrome after this, and try debugging one more time and it should connect as desired.
4) Enjoy a once-more functioning development environment!
Just for record, nothing above helped out with this issue.
After some effort, I decided to get a previous version of code, since I already had published the application on an Android device and didn't happend this error.
I noticed that I've made some changes in config.xml, and the change that was causing the problem was the "Package Name" on "Common" section. I've put a capitalized name, like "Mycompany.Packagename". When I changed to "com.mycompany.packagename", worked like a charm.
It's strange, since the error does not appear to be related to this, but I've tested and could simulate and replicated the error, so this is a warning: use lower case in the Package Name field.
It may be that simply performing the fix outlined at this link is sufficient: Error: SetSite failed for package [ApacheCordovaToolsPackage]
But I didn't try it until I went through a full uninstall/reinstall of VS2015 pro.
Hidden folders at same level as .sln: in path: .vs/{solutionname}/v14/
delete the file ".suo"
This fixed it for me.
The answer of kltzib worked for me!! But more simple.
1) Delete this folder: C:\Users[username]\appdata\local\microsoft\VisualStudio\14.0\ComponentModelCache
2) Open Visual Studio and debug the existing project.
I found the solution to fix this issue on my project by directly running the ADB command to install the APK file on my device to make it so I can see the actual reason the deploy to my phone was failing:
adb install android-debug.apk
Which gave me the error:
Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_UPDATE_INCOMPATIBLE]
which I was then able to google and find the solution to that problem.
Mine was failing because I had deleted my test version of the app from my phone but the reinstall of the test app was failing because the production app was loaded.
INSTALL_FAILED_UPDATE_INCOMPATIBLE when I try to install compiled .apk on device
Your problem may be different than mine, but this methodology may allow you to track your problem down.
I uninstalled the app from device, then tried to debug again; and it worked!
I've recently had same issue when trying to deploy/debug release version of app on both device and emulator.
Problem was solved when i signed my app with valid key for google play store.
I also have this problem and after spend a lot time I solve it. The problem was in the file "config.xml" in the first line:
<?xml version="1.3" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
I change to the same but version="1.0":
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
For some reason the visual studio threw me some time ago a compiler error due to this, but it stopped throwing it.
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