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Post by egghead on Sept 8, 2018 9:55:32 GMT
The Android SDK comes packaged along with Android Studio. Now how can I access the AVD ?
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Post by Alex Epifanov on Sept 10, 2018 15:49:32 GMT
You can do it from Android Studio UI or with command line tools.
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Post by egghead on Sept 11, 2018 5:11:46 GMT
You can do it from Android Studio UI or with command line tools. Can you explain a little more? In earlier versions of the SDK, we had AVD Manager.exe which we could run independently, but now in Android Studio, we have to create an Android Studio project first to access it, or is there some other way? I was expecting it will be there in Configure dropdown, but only SDK Manager is shown. |
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Post by Alex Epifanov on Sept 11, 2018 12:50:11 GMT
You can do it from Android Studio UI or with command line tools. Can you explain a little more? In earlier versions of the SDK, we had AVD Manager.exe which we could run independently, but now in Android Studio, we have to create an Android Studio project first to access it, or is there some other way? I was expecting it will be there in Configure dropdown, but only SDK Manager is shown. Yes, you should create project to manage AVDs from Android Studio. Alternative is to use command line tool 'avdmanager' which is located at <sdkroot>/tools/bin/avdmanager executable. |
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Post by egghead on Sept 12, 2018 5:42:03 GMT
Thanks Alex, looks like we have to create onetime project in Android Studio. It downloads Gradle etc. etc. while doing so, but its OK. One time only  I found only avdmanager.bat in tools/bin |
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