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#Anydroid licence license

You can add your digital ID to Google Wallet. A screen lock is required, while you “must turn on Bluetooth and Nearby devices.”

#Anydroid licence android

(On the iPhone, Arizona, Colorado, and Maryland are live with Connecticut, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Utah also on Apple’s initial slate, and others exploring.) This works with Android 8.0 and up if you’re on the latest Google Play services beta.

#Anydroid licence license

Maryland is the first state to support driver’s license and ID cards in Google Wallet on Android. Google is explicit about how this “feature is being tested in beta and some features may not work as expected.” In fact, it’s advised that you “keep your physical ID card on you.” That said, out of the gate, it’s “accepted by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at some supporting airports. So to discover my license: $> rm $-linux-x86_64.As expected, Google has started beta testing digital driver’s license and state ID card support on Android through Wallet, starting with the state of Maryland. If that isn't working you can try using the base64 encoding instead. Some SDK installs expect to license file to end without a newline in the file so try adding a -n to the echo command. The license changes depending on which SDK you are using so even though the command echo -e ' 8933bad161af4178b1185d1a37fbf41ea5269c55' > '$ANDROID_SDK/licenses/android-sdk-license' sdkmanager also writes the licenses file when you first accept it. The android tool is deprecated and you should use the sdkmanager instead.

#Anydroid licence manual

So manual acceptance is the only solution until someone come up with something better. Running this again, still do not make Gradle happy. Installed Android Support Repository, revision 3999%) Installing Android Support Repository, revision 39 Installed SDK Platform Android 7.0, API 24, revision 296%)ĭownloading Android Support Repository, revision 39 Installing SDK Platform Android 7.0, API 24, revision 2 Android Support Repository, revision 39ĭo you accept the license 'android-sdk-license-xxxxxxxx' : yĭownloading SDK Platform Android 7.0, API 24, revision 2 SDK Platform Android 7.0, API 24, revision 2

#Anydroid licence update

Then adjust you command as follows: android update sdk -no-ui -filter build-tools-24.0.2,android-24,extra-android-m2repositoryĮrror: Ignoring unknown package filter 'build-tools-24.0.2' Please see Joe Lawson's answer and subsequent posts from March (2017) and onward. The android tool has now been deprecated in favor of the new sdkmanager. > You have not accepted the license agreements of the following SDK components: Ī problem occurred configuring project ':app'. To honour the JVM settings for this build a new JVM will be forked. In that case you need to manually start SDK Manager and add the build-tools and accept license. It could be that it is a higher version of build-tools that is missing. If you find from the error message what is your builds current build-tools version. Unfortunately the way as OP originally solved it does not always work. CI works fine though - not sure what the difference is. Which does not mean it will work if you have not installed the android tools yet and have already accepted the latest license(s).ĮDIT: Saying that, it still does not work on my test gubuntu box until I link the SDK up to AS. SDK auto-download: Gradle will attempt to download missing SDK packages that a project depends on. I guess that official tools would not want to skip this step for legal reasons. I was surprised at first that this didnt work out of the box, even when I had accepted the licenses for the named components via the android tool, but it was pointed out to me its the SDK manager inside AS that creates the /licenses folder.

#Anydroid licence install

The hashes are sha1s of the licence text, which I imagine will be periodically updated, so this code will only work for so long :)Īnd install it manually, but it is the gradle's new feature purpose to do it. This would have the same result as the process outlined in the link of the error msg ( ). To recreate the current $ANDROID_HOME/license folder on you machine.

Jake Wharton pointed out to me that you can currently use mkdir -p '$ANDROID_SDK/licenses'Įcho -e ' 8933bad161af4178b1185d1a37fbf41ea5269c55' > '$ANDROID_SDK/licenses/android-sdk-license'Įcho -e ' 84831b9409646a918e30573bab4c9c91346d8abd' > '$ANDROID_SDK/licenses/android-sdk-preview-license' I have encountered this with the alpha5 preview.