I repeated all these attempts after adding paths to the. In a bash window, and it produces the same message (on stdout) about not overwriting the original subdir, rather creating a numbered latest-n/ subdir. Sdkmanager.bat -install "cmdline-tools latest" I have tried manually updating the SDK outside of Creator with: cmdline-tools/bin directory with sdkmanager.bat in it.) old), but then the SDK Manager fails to run from within Qt Creator (even though there is a. I have tried removing the subdir latest/ outright (actually temporarily renaming it to. I have tried renaming the newly installed latest-n/ subdir to latest/ and relaunching Creator. I looked around for a file that indicates whether the cmdline-tools package is at the latest revision, in the hopes that Qt Creator would look at that and conclude its configuration is complete. cmdline-tools/ directory, the file source.properties has this content: Qt Creator Preferences->Devices->Android dialog, showing incomplete configuration state I can click on SDK Manager tool button in Qt Creator to invoke it again, and it immediately presents the prompt shown in the first image. Warning message from Android SDK command line tools updateīut once that is done, Qt Creator's dialog for configuring Android settings (shown below) retains an error state due to a "missing package". The explanation for the creation of each subdir is given by the dialog below, explaining that there was a prior latest/ already in existence. cmdline-tools/latest- n/, where n is a digit which increments with each repeated attempt. But doing so causes the newest content to be fetched from the server and installed to a new directory. I understand that the Android SDK directory for command line tools (C:/Android/SDK/cmdline-tools/ in my case) has a couple of files, bin/ and lib/ subdirectories, and a latest/ subdirectory which is getting updated when I accept the suggestion from the Qt Creator dialog. Qt Creator Preferences->Devices->Android spontaneous dialog The one step I am stuck on is with SDK Manager, which repeatedly requests to update one component of the SDK, the command line tool package. I am using Qt 5.15.1 with Qt Creator 8.0.2 on Windows 11, and configuring Android after downloading the JDK, SDK, and OpenSSL.
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