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jo...@google.com
js...@google.com
I believe you've been looking into this
at com.android.tools.idea.gradle.project.sync.idea.SdkSyncUtil.findMatchingSdkForAddon(SdkSyncUtil.kt:175)
at com.android.tools.idea.gradle.project.sync.idea.SdkSyncUtil.computeSdkReloadingAsNeeded(SdkSyncUtil.kt:127)
sp...@google.com
hm, in fact let's discuss how we handle SDKs/addons etc. and also bootlclasspath. We have an open issue with not supporting useLibrary which we need to fix.
js...@google.com
an...@google.com
The issue seems to be in
// Find the path to the android.jar, so we can match this to the sdks and find which one is in use.
val androidJarPath = bootClasspath.map { path ->
File(path)
}.firstOrNull { file ->
file.name == FN_FRAMEWORK_LIBRARY
} ?: return null
// There is no android.jar file in the bootClasspath, we can't find the SDK
// TODO: Maybe log here, this condition should never happen AFAIK.
return allAndroidSdks.first { sdk ->
sdk.rootProvider.getFiles(CLASSES).any { sdkFile ->
filesEqual(virtualToIoFile(sdkFile), androidJarPath)
}
}
i.e. it seems that android.jar from the bootclasspath (as reported by AGP) is not found in any of Android SDKs registered with the IDE.
Al, do you modify bootclasspath for you project in some way? Also, can you please share a small project that reproduces the issue?
Bradley, you made some changes in this area in the past, does this ring a bell?
eu...@gmail.com
We have a custom SDK which we pull from our own servers. It's a modified API Level 32 that includes framework classes so that folk can work on a custom Launcher without needing to get into AOSP experience.
Unfortunately I can't share that publicly, but would that trigger the issue? Is there some kind of filter on allAndroidSdks which only includes Google sourced SDKs? The reason I'm asking is we've seen issues trying to run apps from AS where our custom SDK is selected, and compiles the code without an issue, but AS pops up a "Please select an Android SDK" error.
Unfortunately I can't share that publicly, but would that trigger the issue? Is there some kind of filter on allAndroidSdks which only includes Google sourced SDKs? The reason I'm asking is we've seen issues trying to run apps from AS where our custom SDK is selected, and compiles the code without an issue, but AS pops up a "Please select an Android SDK" error.
Description
DESCRIBE THE ISSUE IN DETAIL:
Lint crash. I'm trying to use gradle lint checks from AndroidX.
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
Short log
Stack trace:
Version of Gradle: 8.10.2 Version of Java: JDK 23.0.1