QtCreator 4.11 and Android Studio 3.6.1
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I am trying to add my android sk which I downloaded with the newest Android Studio to my QtCreator. But it seems impossible to get rid of the red marks in "SDK tools installed" and "Platform SDK installed". Of course I installed both and pointed QtCreator to the right path.
I'm using a Debian Buster and the JRE which ships with Android Studio. I installed SDKs 29,27 and 25 just to get some different Versions.
Does anyone work with a similar setup and can give me a hint to the right direction?
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Last week I have faced with the same problem, but on Windows 10 machine. I spent some days trying to solve the issue but still haven't had success (I installed additional packages, depricated packages e.t.c). Today I decided to do the same thing with a Linux machine (I am using Xubuntu based on 19.10) and I had the same issue. I have used Android SDK, NKD e.t.c. about half year ago on Linux machine and everything was OK. After changing PC, I have faced with the same problem above. Looks like that SDK was update and has some disparities with QtCreator requirements.
@schnapper79 and @St-Stanislav
take look here
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-23726?jql=text ~ "android sdk" ORDER BY created DESCseems to be a known bug with the latest QtC and sdk tool chain, the bug report has workarounds mentioned in them
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I am trying to add my android sk which I downloaded with the newest Android Studio to my QtCreator. But it seems impossible to get rid of the red marks in "SDK tools installed" and "Platform SDK installed". Of course I installed both and pointed QtCreator to the right path.
I'm using a Debian Buster and the JRE which ships with Android Studio. I installed SDKs 29,27 and 25 just to get some different Versions.
Does anyone work with a similar setup and can give me a hint to the right direction?
@schnapper79 said in QtCreator 4.11 and Android Studio 3.6.1:
the JRE which ships with Android Studio
What version is the JRE?
I guess you'll need a JDR/JRE 1.8.x for Qt Creator to work right
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Last week I have faced with the same problem, but on Windows 10 machine. I spent some days trying to solve the issue but still haven't had success (I installed additional packages, depricated packages e.t.c). Today I decided to do the same thing with a Linux machine (I am using Xubuntu based on 19.10) and I had the same issue. I have used Android SDK, NKD e.t.c. about half year ago on Linux machine and everything was OK. After changing PC, I have faced with the same problem above. Looks like that SDK was update and has some disparities with QtCreator requirements.
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Last week I have faced with the same problem, but on Windows 10 machine. I spent some days trying to solve the issue but still haven't had success (I installed additional packages, depricated packages e.t.c). Today I decided to do the same thing with a Linux machine (I am using Xubuntu based on 19.10) and I had the same issue. I have used Android SDK, NKD e.t.c. about half year ago on Linux machine and everything was OK. After changing PC, I have faced with the same problem above. Looks like that SDK was update and has some disparities with QtCreator requirements.
@schnapper79 and @St-Stanislav
take look here
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTCREATORBUG-23726?jql=text ~ "android sdk" ORDER BY created DESCseems to be a known bug with the latest QtC and sdk tool chain, the bug report has workarounds mentioned in them
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@J-Hilk Thanks. This post helped a lot.
I worked out the symbolic link myself last night seeing some older screenshots where the directory was called "tools". But changing the Pkg.Revision finally did it! -
Sorry guys for reopening this one:
setting up a device worked like a charm now. But now it says that this Version of SDK Tools does not contain gradle skripts. Working with Android studio they are there and work fine... How can i make QT fin them?
