avdmanager is missing from the android sdk
The avdmanager tool is used to create and manage Android Virtual Devices (AVDs) in the Android SDK. If you are facing the issue of avdmanager missing from the Android SDK, you can follow the steps below to resolve it:
- Check Android SDK Installation: Ensure that you have correctly installed the Android SDK on your system. You can download the SDK from the official Android Developers website.
- Update Android SDK Tools: Open the Android SDK Manager and check if there are any updates available for the Android SDK Tools. If there are updates, install them and make sure to include the AVD Manager.
- Check SDK Location: Verify the SDK location is correctly set in your environment variables. In Windows, you can do this by going to the Control Panel > System > Advanced system settings > Environment Variables. Ensure that the “ANDROID_HOME” variable is set to the correct SDK location.
- Update SDK Tools via Command Line: Open the command prompt and navigate to the “tools/bin” directory within your Android SDK installation directory. Then run the following command to update the SDK tools:
sdkmanager --update
After following these steps, the avdmanager tool should be available in your Android SDK installation. You can test it by opening the command prompt and running the “avdmanager” command, which should display the usage information for the tool.
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