B for Android 25): Maybe I`m late, but it helped me accept SDK licenses for OSX, yes, | sdkmanager –licenses & yes | sdkmanager –update The Android tool has now been discontinued in favor of the new sdkmanager. This will update your Android SDK and accept the license at the same time (for example. Just run $$ANDROID_HOME/tools/bin/sdkmanager „platforms android-26“ and accept it. C:UsersAppDataLocalAndroidsdktoolsbin (your Android SDK Tools folder) Then you can run (the license option is not available unless you have performed the step above) Accept the license `android-sdk-license-c81a61d9` :y after this installation was successful. Accept the license agreement and install the updates and you`re done. When you install updates, you are prompted to accept the license agreement.
I just encountered this issue, and what it fixed for me on Windows, you use the command line, and you recently installed the Android SDK, you need to restart the command prompt or Power Shell after installing the Android SDK.
After that, you need to remove the square platform. If yours is not there, you can find it with find/-name „sdkmanager“ at some point, it will ask you for a license agreement, press y. By the way, we found sdkmanager under /var/lib/jenkins/tools/android-sdk/tools/bin.
This will ask you through all the licenses you haven`t accepted yet, and you can simply type y to accept each of them. For example, I use the command line to enter the directory: „E:android-sdk_r24.4.1-windowsandroid-sdk-windowstoolsbin“, and then I type: sdkmanager.bat –update The problem occurs when some of your Android modules need to be compiled with an SDK other than the main image (in this case, 28). Open the „sdkmanager.bat –update“ from the command line, then select „Y“, type and wait for the finish. cmd.exe /C“%ANDROID_HOME%toolsbinsdkmanager.bat –licenses“ For those who have problems with the command-line SDK, the reason why the licenses you accept will not be found is because they were written to a location other than $ANDROID_HOME/licenses, where they should be. If you have moved the SDK to another directory location, you can follow these steps: I had also previously updated from the command line and suspect that the Android SDK Manager provides a more comprehensive way to resolve dependencies, including licensing. By default, it is located in: C:UsersUserNameAppDataLocalandroidSdk. Then run the sdkmanager –licenses command and ask to accept the licenses.
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