An internet answer guided me to reinstall the software and download all the recommended tools (which apparently didn't go well). I uninstalled Android Studio because I couldn't find a way to attach Android documentation to a project I was working on (which should be attached by default!!).
However, when I want to create a new project I get a "Your Android SDK is missing" err (I have the sdk commandlines downloaded but don't know where to put them!!).įinally, when I open sdk manager, I get "Android sdk location can't be at the filesystem root" err. Though the error exist, I can still press "finish" and moved forward. When you set the android.enableAapt2false you have to restart the Gradle daemon. This is because one library is missing and the main needs to open the terminal: sudo apt-get install lib 32 stdc ++ 6 This will work, the subjects runtime environment is ubuntu 16.04 version, using android 2. After that, I got another err "you must download the necessary components".Īfter setting the directory location for the files to be downloaded, I received this error. If you are experiencing issues while using AAPT2, you can disable it by setting android.enableAapt2false in your gradle.properties file and restarting the Gradle daemon by running.
exe file on the "bin" folder I extracted from the package I downloaded, the first error I got was "Unable to access Android SDK add-on list". Click to expand.I was in the process of installing Android Studio from the.
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