Flutter Doctor found issue Android_Home
Solution 1
My device was not getting detected by VS Code so , when i searched i found you need to set Android sdk location in Flutter environment for VS code to detect Device so i went to Flutter sdk folder C:\Research\flutter
and double clicked on flutter_console
which opened a Flutter console and run command
flutter config --android-sdk C:\Users\annur.arya\AppData\android-sdk
and now it works
Solution 2
I just added a solution because the solution is not clear in the comments
You have to use this command to set the ANDROID_HOME to your SDK path
export ANDROID_HOME="YOUR_SDK_PATH"
According to this discussion, some people had to set both ANDROID_HOME and ANDROID_SDK_ROOT to SDK path just like this
export ANDROID_SDK_ROOT="YOUR_SDK_PATH"
export ANDROID_HOME=$ANDROID_SDK_ROOT
Solution 3
It's possible that ANDROID_HOME
is not set to the same value in both of these cases; try running echo %ANDROID_HOME
both in the location that works and the terminal where it doesn't. If these values are different, you'll need to figure out why (my guess would be that either you've changed it and not rebooted, or it's being set in a startup script that's only running in one of the contexts).
sandeep
Updated on December 04, 2022Comments
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sandeep over 1 year
I am trying to setup Flutter in windows 10. I have:
- Android Studio installed
- Visual Studio Code
When I run "andoid doctor" in command prompt is shows no errors:
But When I try to configure VSCode Editer with steps given in https://flutter.io/get-started/editor/
It Throws error as show below:
I tried after setting environment variable as: ANDROID_HOME = F:\Program Files\Android
Even after setting the above I get the same error.