Export for Android - Fails on SDK Licenses

[Marsh]

Hi

This is my first time building an app with Fuse and sp also my first time trying to export to Adnroid, so not sure if I’m doing anything incorrectly.
But I have followed all instructions and forum posts I could find, but still keep getting the same error:

I’ve made sure in Android Studio , that I have the correct SDK versions and Build Tools installed as you can see here:

And according the SDK Manager all the sdks are already licensed:

I’m using fuse studio 1.9.0 on Windows10 x64

Any help or advice would be massively appreciated

[Marsh]

After reading some more forums posts I tried building to a different version:

“BuildToolsVersion”: “28.0.3”

and now I get a different error: > NDK not configured.

The NDK is installed according to Android Studio:

[aeq]

Hi Mash, when using Fuse 1.9, you gotta use an older version of the NDK: Oct 2018 - Fresh install of Android with fuse 1.9.0 on Windows 10 64bit

[Marsh]

Thanks aeq!
I’ll try it out.

Would you suggest using Fuse Studio 1.10 RC instead and if so which version of the SDK & NDK are supported?

[aeq]

Yeah, 1.10 RC is good, I think it works with the latest of everything. You will need it for Android if you’re gonna use push notifications (FCM):

Push Notification - iOS & Android Updates! (Now includes FCM - Fuse 1.10+)

or

Using Firebase Notification on iOS

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[Marsh]

Thanks again aeq!
Installed 1.10 RC and it seems to build fine now!

Now I have another issue with the Sublime plugin not working, but I’ll make another post for that

[aeq]

Cool, by the way, you can find the specific versions of things in the change log for 1.10: https://github.com/fuse-open/uno/blob/66b385d16181314358f7124ce0c549fcb7695d7d/CHANGELOG.md#110

[imRonakPatel]

Same issue with me about Plugin. For ndk error you can define path of ndk in local.properties (you will find it in same folder of build.gradle).