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I installed android-studio and android-google-repository along with other required packages.
android-google-repository
android-platform-21 5.0.1_r02-1
android-sdk 24.3.4-1
android-sdk-build-tools r23-1
android-sdk-platform-tools r23-1
android-studio 1.3.1.0-1
android-support r23-1
android-support-repository r17-1
android-udev r146-1When I start Android Studio and give path to /opt/android-sdk, then it correctly determines that SDK is installed and allows me to proceed in the first-time-launch-wizard. But in the last step of the wizard, it says that Google Repository 21 is not installed (it is! - see the above list) and starts its installation. That installation of course fails because Google Repository is already installed.
I temporarily fixed this the way that I removed android-google-repository and allowed Android Studio to download & install its own and everything "works". How to fix the situation? Is it worth it? I want it consistent - either all SDK packages from AUR or all SDK packages manually downloaded via SDK Manager. What approach do you recommend?
EDIT: Never mind, it was packaging error in android-google-repository. Latest version fixes the bug.
Last edited by skunkos (2015-08-29 07:31:11)
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