SDK location not found. But SDK location is right

ghost commented 10 months ago

both ANDROID_HOME and ANDROID_SDK_ROOT are the same:

      echo $ANDROID_HOME
~/Android
      echo $ANDROID_SDK_ROOT
~/Android
      ls ~/Android
cmdline-tools  licenses  ndk  platforms

JDK17 is installed:

sudo dnf install java-17-openjdk-devel.x86_64 java-17-openjdk.x86_64

and as you can see, the NDK is installed as well. However, on ./gradlew assembleEmbedNoRecord I get:
SDK location not found. Define a valid SDK location with an ANDROID_HOME environment variable

I know this isn't a miss of my OS nor love-android, because it worked a few weeks ago, however something must be wrong, and as I can not see it myself, am trying with this project, and seemingly did everything right, I think you guys may spot something I did not. I do not know where else to search, I tried slackoverflow, youtube, LLMs, but no luck.

I am not using Android Studio

MikuAuahDark commented 10 months ago

If ~/Android has home and sdk folder, then the correct $ANDROID_HOME must be ~/Android/sdk.

Not related to LOVE rather than system configuration. Closing as invalid.

ghost commented 10 months ago

could you at least point me where to ask such questions when all else fails? since I moved the sdk to ~/Android/sdk and redefined the $ANDROID_HOME to it and I still get the error on this project, @MikuAuahDark

MikuAuahDark commented 10 months ago

If you search for "SDK location not found. Define a valid SDK location with an ANDROID_HOME environment variable" over the internet, you'll get lots of insights.

Generally, your $ANDROID_HOME should point to directory that has platform-tools and other folders in it. For example, this is correct directory that $ANDROID_HOME should point to, in Windows. gambar

Also please note that this issue tracker is not meant for general system configuration troubleshooting. These can vary by OS.

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SDK location not found. But SDK location is right #266