It didn't stop the emulator working, but it was vaguely annoying. I started getting this error after updating Android Studio from version 3.6.3 to 4.0. I cloned my repo in another folder, do another "npm install", "react-native link", and it was working. There was probably some parameter of android-studio 3.6 still in the /android/ So, now I can work with my new user, but I did not fix the problem.ĮDIT2: fixed the android-studio part (see his answer). I still get the error message, still the AVD launches, but now React-native can install the app on it. Yesterday, out of the blue, when I launched my android-studio, it "restarted" (showing me the install wizard, etc), and it seems it messed up its configuration.ĮDIT: I created a new ubuntu user, re-install android studio + react-native. I'm pretty sure the react-native part is fine, but that route to the emulator is not the same as before. gradlew app:installDebug -PreactNativeDevServerPort=8081 Run CLI with -verbose flag for more details.Įrror: Command failed. Make sure you have the Android development environment set up. But, when I try to run my react native app on it, I get the errorĮrror Failed to install the app. I did look in the Android/Sdk/platform-tools, I have an "adb" executable.Īfter the "unable to locate adb" error message, the AVD still launches. When I click on "launch this AVD in the emulator", I get an error message "Unable to locate adb". I use the 4.0 android-studio and Ubuntu 18.04 Many of those files are probably text files, but others may require additional software to view them.I read the answers "unable to locate adb" using Android Studio and Error:Unable to locate adb within SDK in Android Studio and it didn't solve my problem. Once the files are extracted, you can view the individual files by double clicking them. Once you have installed this software, run the software, open the jar file, and extract the files contained in it. We recommend using either 7-Zip or WinRAR. To view individual files in a non-executable jar file, you can obtain compression/decompression software that works with jar files. Once you find the file, select it and click OK. It is often located in the "Program Files\Java" or "Program Files (x86)\Java" folder, within a possible subfolder below the Java folder. You need to find the Java executable file (java.exe file) on your computer hard drive.In the Open With window, click the Browse button to open the File Explorer window.Right-click the file and select Open With.(The jar file must contain executable Java code for these steps to work.) If the jar file opens using an archive program, such as WinRAR or 7-Zip, and you want Java to open it instead, follow the instructions below. Read the next section on how to view the contents of the jar file.
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