Bubblewrap error on first launch on Linux 9: The given androidSdk isn't correct.

[AlexDev404]

I have bubblewrap/cli latest installed on my Linux machine. I have just installed Bubblewrap on it and now it's asking me to give the location of the JDK and Android SDK. Alright then, I put in the location of both of them. That worked, but only for the JDK. When I tried putting in the location for the Android SDK it did not work, instead it spitted out the error that is entitled:

The given androidSdk isn't correct.

What does this error mean? I distinctly remember downloading the SDK that you had linked in the *README.MD* file and now it's not working. I even tried redownloading the file over five consecutive times. Please reply.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install bubblewrap using npm install -g @bubblewrap/cli
2. Download the SDK using the link in the ReadMe.md file
3. Type in the commandline: bubblewrap init -manifest=pwa_goes_here
4. Give the location of the JDK 8 installation you have
5. Give the link of the Android SDK
6. See error

Expected behavior
Bubblewrap should now output the error:

>> The given androidSdk isn't correct.

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Debian 9
• Browser: Google Chrome
• Version 86

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[andreban]

Thanks for filing the issue,

Can you please clarify:

• What's the path to the Android SDK being used?
• Does this folder contain a tools folder inside it?

The next version of Bubblewrap will give the developer the choice of download the tool automatically, and avoid issues with paths.

PS: I've edited the question to match better our Code of Conduct. Please, let's try to keep it compatible with that.

[AlexDev404]

@andreban Hello and sorry for the unprofessional feedback submitted. I just got tired of trying over and over again to get the thing working. To clarify your question:

• The Android SDK is located at exactly /home/codespace/workspace/TurboWarp-Desktop/sdks/android-sdk
• And no, there is no tools folder located in the directory

[andreban]

The problem is that the latest release of the Android command line tools has changed the directory structure. As an example. the sdkmanager script used to be at:

$SDK_ROOT/tools/bin/sdkmanager and is now located at $SDK_ROOT/bin/sdkmanager.

Workarounds:

1. Use Bubblewrap 1.8.0-alpha.1, which will download the right JDK and Android SDK:

npm i @bubblewrap/cli@1.8.0-alpha.1

2. Build the old folder structure manually:
   1. Create a tools folder inside the android-sdk folder.
   2. Move all the content from the android-sdk folder (excluding the newly created tools) into the tools folder.

I'll start work on a proper Bubblewrap update that handles the directory structure change.