How to build product flavors from Android Studio?

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Android Problem Overview

I have defined some product flavors in my build.gradle. I am able to successfully build them using gradlew.

I can't figure out how I do so from the Android Studio IDE.

(My project was initially done in Eclipse then I've migrated to the Android Studio)

Android Solutions

Solution 1 - Android

Build Variants appears as a vertical button along the bottom of the left edge of the workspace. If it's not visible, click the little rectangle icon on the lower left corner.

Solution 2 - Android

You can Choose the flavor you want to run on device or emulator selecting from the BuildVariants panel

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To generate all the apk of each flavor , you can run the Gradle build task and the files will appear in the folder yourmodule / build / ouputs / apk .

Build task can be run from the console or from the task pane Gradle

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Solution 3 - Android

In the upper right hand corner of android studio click "gradle".

Drop down your package > tasks > build > build { DOUBLE CLICK IT }

This will begin building all your flavors.

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