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android fails because of a build tool revision that does not exist #63

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skypjack opened this issue May 18, 2015 · 4 comments
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@skypjack
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I've received the following error:

* What went wrong:
Execution failed for task ':app:preBuild'.
> failed to find Build Tools revision 21.1.1

By means of the Android Maintenance Tool it's not possible to install that revision.
The 21.1.2 is the only one available. I'm working on with the sdk for linux 64 bit.

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skabbes commented May 18, 2015

Just curious, does changing the version number in the files in this repo fix it?

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kabram commented May 18, 2015

It fixed it for me. I've had other issues with building >19 level API (atof #64), but the example will build and run. I've noticed that in this build it doesn't seem to ever get the callback when a cell is selected so the items are not deleted - trying to figure out where it fails.

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I'm sorry, I should have to test it before to open the ticket!!
It works, you are right. Should we update the build.gradle file?

My turn to be just curios: why did you set the sdk version to 15 and the build tools to 21.1.1 for the sdk?
I understand the need for the minimum sdk version, but maybe we can move on the one used to compile...

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skabbes commented Jun 2, 2015

Mostly because I don't know much about android. If anyone here knows the best practices, I'm happy to adopt them.

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