For whatever reason your computer can't find your installed version of JDK. I had a similar issue with react native but I think installing Java (JRE) is creating a new problem while partly fixing the original. # =/Applications/Android Studio.app/Contents/jre/jdk/Contents/HomeĪlthough likely something I did, still no clue what might've changed from last week, and I'll just need to check/add this for each project.
=/Applications/Android Studio.app/Contents/jre/Contents/Home Documents/src/projects//android/gradle.properties] So I just removed the /jdk from the path. =/Applications/Android Studio.app/Contents/jre/jdk/Contents/Homeĭouble checking this solution, I opened Applications, right-clicked on Android Studio.app, selected Show Package Contents, then navigated to /Contents/jre, but there was no jdk. Go to your project, open android folder > gradle.properties file > add the below line There were a few other answers that referenced this fix, but this answer was the clearest. But a 1-vote answer (now 2) had a solution that worked for my situation. They both suggested the following: > /usr/libexec/java_home -V | grep jdkġ.8.301.09 (x86_64) "Oracle Corporation" - "Java" /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ugin/Contents/HomeĮxport JAVA_HOME=/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ugin/Contents/Home The top two suggestions at this SO didn't help (and when using the path mentioned farther below, the emulator wouldn't start and gave a Mac alert error). Please check that /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ugin/Contents/Home contains a valid JDK installation. (There was another download page, but it required an Oracle login.)Īfter installing, I then got the error (when building): Could not find tools.jar. So do I just not think about how it disappeared, and go ahead and just install the JRE or JDK from Oracle? Or is there a way to tell the Mac to "please fix this"?
I only do Flutter development on the Mac. I also don't surf the web or download/install stuff on my Mac. why am I even here? Where did my Java go? I went to Oracle, but they mention about costs. But typing java -version or /usr/bin/java -version gives that same error. When I type which java or which javac they both point to /usr/bin/java and /usr/bin/javac. But I've BEEN building to Android, so I'm completely confused why today it all of a sudden can't find Java. I also tried a different project via Android Studio, and it says the same thing. Please visit for information on installing Java. But there is no Java icon in my System Preferences. Research says to check the Java icon in the System Preferences. I've been building to 3 different Android devices (1 emulator 2 devices (one USB one wireless)) since I got my MBP (came with Big Sur) a couple months ago. All of a sudden I cannot build to Android.
I run Flutter in VS Code, and have been having no issues until today.
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