SDK location not found Define location with sdk dir in the local properties file or with an ANDROID HOME environment variable

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I recently tried to import sample Android games I downloaded from Google s developer website  After importing them into Android Studio  I m getting the following error      Error  SDK location not found  Define location with sdk dir in the local properties file or with an ANDROID HOME environment variable    What is this  I want to run the sample programs from Android Studio

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If you are trying to run Google android sample code, try to import the entire repository instead of an individual sample.

Here is instructions.html, included with the Google Calendar API sample code.

Import calendar-android-sample project

Select "Import Project..." or File > Import Project...

Select [someDirectory]/google-api-java-client-samples/build.gradle and click OK.

Note: it will not work if you try to import [someDirectory]/google-api-java-client-samples/calendar-android-sample/build.gradle

Select "Use local gradle distribution" with "Gradle home" of [someDirectory]/gradle-2.2.1 and click OK.

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In my case  I had to close Project and open again  It worked fine   Like This  Close Project    And again Open Project Again

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put these two lines in your  bashrc file and run source    bashrc  export ANDROID HOME  Users  USER Library Android sdk export PATH   PATH   ANDROID HOME tools  ANDROID HOME platform-tools   For linux I did this  For the first line   export ANDROID HOME  home  USER Android Sdk

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Check   1  In Module settings  whether  SDK location is proper  2  If Yes   check for local properties file  Not the one placed inside app module  but the one placed outside the app module  at parent level   If not present add it with below lines inside it   sdk dir  path to sdk    Android Sdk

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For Mac Linux users  You need to add ANDROID HOME to your path  add the following to your  bashrc     zshrc     profile file    change  HOME to the path where you installed android Sdk export ANDROID HOME  HOME Android Sdk export PATH  PATH  ANDROID HOME tools   Then run    source    bashrc     zshrc     profile   Environment variables in bash profile or bashrc    Difference between  bashrc and  bash profile

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If all else fails  copy the local properties file to the root of the project directory  Simply

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the best and the easiest way is to create new Android project move  app  folder from non working project to that newly made one and add the needed dependencies in the gradle of your new project and everything will work perfectly

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I got this error after freshly cloning a repository  I expected local properties to be generated automatically  but it wasn t  I was able to generate it by re-importing the Gradle project   File  gt  Re-import Gradle Project

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For me the problem was that I haven t created any virtual devices after fresh installation of android studio  So  expo kept complaining vaguely about the sdk location while the main issue was the missing virtual devices  Hope this helps somebody in the future  had me searching for a couple of hours   PS  here you can find out how to create one https   developer android com studio run managing-avds

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Please follow bellow points it work s for me    Go to your Project - gt  Android Create a file local properties Open the file Paste your Android SDK path depending on the operating system   4 a Windows  sdk dir   C  Users USERNAME AppData Local Android sdk  4 b Linux or MacOS  sdk dir    home USERNAME Android sdk  Replace USERNAME with your user name

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Go to your React-native Project -  Android Create a file local properties Open the file paste your Android SDK path like below   in Windows sdk dir   C   Users  USERNAME  AppData  Local  Android  sdk   in macOS sdk dir    Users USERNAME Library Android sdk   in linux sdk dir    home USERNAME Android Sdk  Replace USERNAME with your user name Now  Run the react-native run-android in your terminal   or   Sometimes project might be missing a settings gradle file   Make sure that file exists from the project  you are importing   If not add the settings gradle file with the following        include   app    Save the file and put it at the top level folder in your project

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I know this answer is late  but I hope it helps others   The answer is simple  You have to just copy your local properties file to the folder where project is stored and it will work like charm  But remember  it must be placed in the root folder where the project is stored

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There is not a single reason for this error    settings gradle may be missing or the content in it may be wrong  local properties may be missing or the sdk path may be wrongly written

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I find My Solution too  I just Sync Gradle I have all folders  settings  gradle     but I take this error    I just Run Sync Project With Gradle File and EditSdkLocation And be ok

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I just faced the issue when I cloned my repo from Github and ran   gradlew clean assembleDebug  I confirm I have ANDROID HOME in my  bashrc file   So  I imported the project into Android Studio  Noticed that extension of my settings gradle file is  kts  settings gradle kts  When I am done with import then I ran   gradlew clean assembleDebug and didn t get any issue

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For me  this problem is caused by opening the cloned project with  quot open an existing project quot  instead of  quot import quot   The file  quot setting gradle quot  already exists in the downloaded project  However  it doesn t get picked up by Android Studio using  quot open an existing project quot  option  only  quot import quot  will impose Android Studio to interpret the whole project settings  The same idea has been mentioned implicitly in M Palsich s answer

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I came across the same issue but a little bit different error message is      SDK location not found  Define location with an ANDROID SDK ROOT   environment variable or by setting the sdk dir path in your project s   local properties file at  xxx    MAC  amp  ReactNative  Add local properties   Find your Android SDK location   Users yourMacUserName Library Android sdk  Create local properties under rootProject android local properties  Add sdk path into it  sdk dir    Users yourMacUserName Library Android sdk    This normally works  but if you are working in a team with other team members  then yourMacUserName is different   OR  Set ANDROID SDK ROOT variable   Edit your    zshrc or    bashrc or     Add SDK path   export ANDROID SDK ROOT  HOME Library Android sdk  Open a new terminal tab or source    zshrc echo  ANDROID SDK ROOT to test the print correct SDK path    Alternatively  you also can add your path export PATH   PATH   ANDROID SDK ROOT tools  ANDROID SDK ROOT platform-tools  to use some useful commands

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I had this error in flutter so i fixed it by going to android- gt app- gt build gradle and changing targetSdkVersion from 28 to 29 and compileSdkVersion to 29 from 28 and it worked for me

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Found working solution for me  Without adding local properties and set up ANDROID HOME variable  Seems like a bug in Android Studio and Intellij IDEA  You just need to ask IDE to  reset  path to Android SDK    39 SDK Location not found  39  in Android Studio despite having the environment variable set correctly

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This solution actually works for me   go to this pc -  properties -  advanced system settings -  environment variables -   then in system variable create new variable with name ANDROID SDK ROOT and value C  Users USERNAME Replace it with your username  AppData Local Android Sdk  and make sure that if real android mobile using usb debugging is enabled   very important   then close cmd and restart it should work

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I resolved this issue by creating ANDROID HOME environment variable as follows in windows   ANDROID HOME C  Users  lt user name gt  AppData Local Android sdk   Restart Android Studio it should build project

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The project might be missing a settings gradle file  Make sure that file exists from the project you are importing  If not add the settings gradle file with the following     include   app    Save the file and put it at the top level folder in your project

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To know the exact sdk files in your directory  got to android studio  select tools gt sdk just copy and make sure it got double    in your path  Hope it can help

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In my case I was using linux and putting double quote around the path inside local properties like sdk dir    quot  root Android Sdk  quot  export ANDROID SDK ROOT    quot  root Android Sdk  quot   So it should be sdk dir    root Android Sdk  export ANDROID SDK ROOT    root Android Sdk   and  bash profile

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If you have this problem when you pull a react-native project  you just need to open the android project with Android Studio  Everything you need will be automatically created    Open Android Studio File -  Open Choose the android folder under your react-native project folder Wait for AndroidStudio to complete setup You can now close Android Studio   OR  If you have installed the AndroidStudio command line launcher    Run this in your react-native root folder   studio android     Wait for AndroidStudio to complete setup You can now close Android Studio

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In Linux   If you have already downloaded the android SDK but its not being found   The problem might be that the file local properties needs to be inside the same directory as gradle stuff for gradle to find it when building and running adb    For my react-native project using gradle I needed to put the local properties file to Myprojectname android  folder   As I had unzipped the SDK to Downloads so I just use that path in the file with a row like this   sdk dir  home USER Downloads android-sdk-linux

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create a local properties file in your root directory of your project with the following content     This file is automatically generated by Android Studio    Do not modify this file -- YOUR CHANGES WILL BE ERASED      This file must  NOT  be checked into Version Control Systems    as it contains information specific to your local configuration      Location of the SDK  This is only used by Gradle    For customization when using a Version Control System  please read the   header note   Tue Oct 24 17 40 53 CEST 2017  sdk dir  Users      Library Android sdk

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Just Remove  idea folder and import the project again  It s worked for me

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This problem is encountered when you try to import an Android Studio project from the    app build gradle file   Import the project by selecting the    build gradle file located in the root directory of your project

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Here is a work around for the problem when you click  Run App   green arrow  and get the following in the Edit Configuration dialog       Error  Please select Android SDK   In Android Studio  do    From the menu  choose File  gt  Settings   In the settings dialog  go to Appearance  amp  Behavior  gt  System Settings  gt  Android SDK  Look at the top for Android SDK Location  and click the Edit button Hit Next  Next  Finish to accept the defaults   This seems to save away the SDK location - even though nothing has changed - into some internal location   I inspected the  idea and  gradle folders but didn t see what Studio did to change a config file - but now I can run the app   And to summarize the previous fixes - these are normally OK for a repo without build problems         local properties file is copied into the root folder by Studio    The path in the local properties file has the correct path to the android SDK - in my case it is sdk dir C   android  sdk    note that this path has a different format - Studio should write this file for you based on the Text Entry field in the Android SDK Settings dialog    settings gradle file is present in the repo - and references the application folder  typically  app

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i was thinking your setting gradle file is missing  Copy this file another project and paste your project It will work i think   in setting gradle file    include   app    thats all  Have a good day

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Anyone using Jenkins  might get it useful  You need to define a global variable name ANDROID HOME with the value of the path to android sdk   For mac  it is  Users YOUR USER NAME Library Android sdk

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Follow followings steps    Create a file under  android  folder with name  local properties   Add this line in file  local properties  as sdk dir  Users bijendrasingh Library Android sdk   Add here your android sdk path

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In my case i had the error sdk location not found  What i did  I went to the cloned project from git  opened the project directory opened the app directory inside the project copied the local properties file and then pasted it in the project directory Then it worked

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I tried   sdk dir    Users OLUWAGBEMIGA AppData Local Android sdk    and it worked  I simply pasted it in the project folder and outside   In the environment variable I also used the sdk link above and the name ANDROID HOME as the path name  Close everything reopen and Cabom it all worked

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Please follow below steps it work s for me    Go to your react-native Project then go to android directory Create a file with following name       local properties    Open the file and paste your Android SDK path like below    For windows users   sdk dir C   Users  UserName  AppData  Local  Android  sdk   Replace UserName with your pc user name   Also make sure the folder is sdk or Sdk  In my case my computer user name is Zahid so the path look like   sdk dir C   Users  Zahid  AppData  Local  Android  sdk   For Mac users   sdk dir    Users USERNAME Library Android sdk   Where USERNAME is your OSX username   For Linux  Ubuntu  users   sdk dir    home USERNAME Android Sdk   Where USERNAME is your linux username Linux paths are case-sensitive  make sure the case of S in Sdk matches   In case if this doesn t work  add ANDROID HOME variable in  Environment Variables  as C  Users USER AppData Local Android Sdk

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Check out in your local properties file   sdk dir C    Users  USERNAME  AppData  Local  Android  sdk   properly write this format  and also check   slas using for path

[android] SDK location not found. Define location with sdk.dir in the local.properties file or with an ANDROID_HOME environment variable

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