Hello world , is there possible way of manually changing the Android sdk ,ndk and build tools to separate directory i.e D instead of default C , I don’t want to have duplicate … if there’s a way I’m not aware of how to … maybe a system environment variable so fuse X studio detect it ?
I usually keep things organized because I don’t want to overuse resources and storage available .
or it’s not possible atm ?
Yes, you can. You can create .unoconfig and place it in your home folder. Inside the .unoconfig file you can define the NDK or SDK path like:
Android.SDK.Directory:/path/to/sdk/directory
Android.NDK.Directory:/path/to/ndk/directory
Java.JDK.Directory:/path/to/java/home
To check if the uno command is able to pick up the .unoconfig file just type: uno config
Hello,
Yes, it’s possible to manually change the Android SDK, NDK, and build tools directories to a separate location like “D” instead of the default “C” drive. You can achieve this by setting system environment variables that Android Studio can detect. This allows you to keep your development environment organized and avoid duplicating resources, optimizing storage and resource usage effectively.