As a student of Android programming, the newest update for Android Studio 1.4 was the full cluster ****. Several new files have been added to the project that you are using, using all the default values. Deleting any of these files or deleting any values in some of these files leads to many errors in the Android manifest file. I would really like to avoid all this, so here is my question:
Is there a way to undo an update in Android Studio 1.4? I assume the answer is no. A search on the Internet showed some promising hits, but they were all for releases in the range of 0. *. And developer.android.com is silent on this issue.
If the answer is no, will I return if I don't have an installer before this update? Or should I just ignore the files for now and not delete lines of code in these files that I do not use. Just starting this, I clearly understood the files that USED will be created by default. All these new files that they just dumped? I do not know (yet).
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