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Android SDK supports installation of installed SDKs

When I open the Android SDK Manager, the "Choose the packages to install" screen appears. It lists a package of packages with green checkmarks (which are already installed), and some with x that are not installed. If I select Accept All, it will re-download and install packages that are already installed, and say that it installs others, but when I reboot later, I return to the same result.

Am I doing something wrong?

Machine: Windows 7 Professional

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I have the same problem. If I remember, this did not happen, at least in the SDK Manager 12 editor (I have not updated so far, revision 16).

In the past, I think the popup only showed new / updates, which should be the case. But now it continues to show the same packages, even when it is already installed. I sent an error message: http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=23222

For now, I simply ignore and cancel the popup and rely only on the actual SDK Manager screen to find out which packages are new or need updating. Seems to work.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1383340/

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