Since the AdoptOpenJDK tap is deprecated, I tried the Temurin one and installed Java 11 and Java 8. After the installation, connect your Android device to Chromebook. Further, press Y to allow the installation. Now, open the Linux Terminal from the app drawer and execute the below command to install the ADB platform tools. So I went back to the old and good manual way. Click on Allow and move to the next step. And that was the problem because sdkman “doesn’t expose” the JDK version to /usr/libexec/java_home. I usually install the JDK manually with Homebrew, but for this time I decided to give sdkman a try. So I tried to run /usr/libexec/java_home in the command line and I got the same error: The operation couldn’t be completed. This was a very strange issue because the JDK is installed and everything is working on the command line and Android Studio/IntelliJ.Īfter doing some research, I found out in a comment of a Youtrack issue that Xcode is taking the JDK version from /usr/libexec/java_home. When I tried to run the app on the iOS simulator on Xcode, the build failed with a very strange error: “The operation couldn’t be completed.
Both the links are from official source and should lead you to download the exact same version of Android Studio at any given point of time.A couple of days ago I opened my Kotlin Multiplatform pet project MoneyFlow on a different machine than usual. P.S.: The hyperlink in this answer is different from the one used when downloading directly from the website. Installing Android NDK and SDK You need Android NDK to build the. You can also use the macOS built in curl command to download the DMG by running the following in Terminal: curl -O Installing using Homebrew The following are the steps to install Homebrew: 1. You can either download the link using a web browser or a download manager of your choice. If you do not wish to install Homebrew, you can use the following link to download the Android Studio DMG: If you do not have it installed, you can follow the instructions on Homebrew homepage to install and set it up and then you can run the above command. If you have Homebrew installed on your Mac, try downloading and installing it using the following command: brew cask install android-studio You can try the following in addition to tweaking network settings or switching to a different one. As others have suggested in comments, it could possibly a network/Internet configuration issue.
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