This documentation outlines the process of resolving an Android Studio project configuration issue that was causing premature redirection to the home screen. After attempting various recommendations and conducting root cause analysis, it was discovered that the project configurations stored in the .idea folder were corrupted, possibly due to the deletion of the previous debug file. These corrupted files were hindering Gradle builds and affecting the project’s functionality.

This text is written in English. Here is a step-by-step guide to resolve the issue:

1. Close Android Studio: Before making any changes, ensure that Android Studio is not running.

2. Backup your project: It's always a good idea to backup your project before making any significant changes.

3. Navigate to your project directory: Using your file explorer, navigate to the directory where your Android Studio project is located.

4. Delete the .idea folder: In your project directory, you should see a folder named ".idea". This folder contains the project configurations that are causing the issue. Delete this folder.

5. Reopen Android Studio: After deleting the .idea folder, reopen Android Studio. It will automatically recreate the .idea folder with the default project configurations.

6. Rebuild your project: In Android Studio, go to "Build" > "Rebuild Project". This will trigger Gradle to rebuild your project with the new configurations.

7. Run your project: After the rebuild is complete, try running your project again. The issue should now be resolved.

Remember, this process will reset all your project configurations to their defaults. If you had any custom configurations, you will need to reapply them after this process.