Can't Skip tools find Android SDK and commandline tools which have already installed #532
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It is true that the dependencies are redundant. Skip doesn't technically require that Android Studio be installed, since it uses the Homebrew dependencies for all the tools it needs to build the Android side of the app (gradle, adb, etc.). Also, Android Studio might be installed in a non-standard location, or it might be managed by Jetbrains Toolbox or some other app management tool. So in order to Skip to have predictable locations for the tools it needs, we rely on Homebrew's versions. |
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It is true that the dependencies are redundant. Skip doesn't technically require that Android Studio be installed, since it uses the Homebrew dependencies for all the tools it needs to build the Android side of the app (gradle, adb, etc.). Also, Android Studio might be installed in a non-standard location, or it might be managed by Jetbrains Toolbox or some other app management tool. So in order to Skip to have predictable locations for the tools it needs, we rely on Homebrew's versions.