I have android studio installed. I installed, via the sdk manager, the latest SDK command line tools.
Does wappler expect the SDK command line tools to be in a different directory than ~/user/Android/Sdk ?
This error: Android SDK Command-line Tools (latest) is missing! Install in Android Studio / SDK Tools.
Is it saying to install in ~/user/android-studio/sdk ?
You may also need to do a full system reboot as am not sure how Windows handles Environmental paths, so may require a reboot if you have not already done so since installing Android Studio…?
It’s linux, but I give up. ERR_UNSUPPORTED_API_LEVEL: Unsupported API level: 34
However I can’t install the platform tools for anything other than API 34 through the android studio gui and i’m not chasing down the packages manually and installing.
Open the SDK Manager and remove API Level 34 and any others you have selected. At the bottom of the panel on the right you will see Hide Obsolete Packages. Untick this and you will see the full list of Build Tools. Then look for 30.0.3 (this is known to work but you may also get away with 32 but I can’t confirm this). And install that API version (30.0.3). That should resolve the issue you are having above.
Don’t give up. I’m off to bed shortly as been on the go for nearly 40 hours but I will check back here tomorrow and offer further advice if no one else does! We’ll get you there in the end @stinknox