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I had very little code so I recreated my project from scratch and it now works. I'm gona update my sdk and perhaps I had an older version that was buggy.
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I had very little code so I recreated my project from scratch and it now works. I'm gona update my sdk and perhaps I had an older version that was buggy.

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I've added okhttp to my project and when compiled I get the following error. Any tips?<br />
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10-27 17:13:37.054 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;275-519/? E/MDMCTBK﹕ MdmCutbackHndler,Could not open ''
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I've added okhttp to my project and when compiled I get the following error. Any tips?

10-27 17:13:37.054      275-519/? E/MDMCTBK﹕ MdmCutbackHndler,Could not open ''

android studio - MdmCutbackHndler,Could not open

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