Ran 'pub get' 69 times and fetched coverage data in 176.5s. Running 'flutter pub get' in affected packages. Ran pub get in packages/fuchsia_remote_debug_protocol in 6.8s. Ran pub get in packages/flutter_goldens in 6.0s. Ran pub get in packages/flutter_goldens_client in 5.3s. android-platform-external-libselinux (should be switched to android-platform-external-selinux from 8.Downloaded lcov data for package:flutter in 0.0s.android-platform-external-jsilver (Usually no update needed).Some packages also have to be uploaded using a multi-stage method. In the buildscript ).Īdditionally, because of this and the circular dependencies, it is important to upload updates in the correct order. Using the Debian package instead of the one from online Maven repositories requires a little configuration before running Gradle. The Gradle Android Plugin is also packaged. In adle, change compileSdkVersion to 23 and buildToolsVersion to 24.0.0 export ANDROID_HOME=/usr/lib/android-sdk.sudo apt install android-sdk android-sdk-platform-23.Here are the steps for building Android apps using Debian's Android SDK on Stretch. If you are already familiar with how to use these tools, you might want to look these brief instructions below. If you're just starting out with building apps, we suggest that you first read the Introduction to build packages with Debian's Android SDK. You can also join the IRC Channel through Matrix To communicate with this team, join our low traffic mailing list, and on the IRC channel #debian-android-tools ( webchat). To read more about the rationale behind this work, see this blog post: Trivial install for specific tools, like adb, fastboot, etc. eliminate need for insecure wrapper scripts, like.automatic trustworthy downloads, no need to verify hash sums.easy install and update channel that all Debian users already know.There are many advantages to having the SDK and tools in Debian, rather than relying only on the Google distributions: The goal of this team is to get as much of the Android SDK and development tools into Debian as possible.

There are also some packages which help run Debian in a chroot on Android. This page is a gathering place for information about the android-tools packaging team, which is focused on packaging the Android development tools for Debian. Upstream repository of tools in Android SDK.

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