Conflict dependency on updating ADT plugin

I just updated new things from the Android SDK manager in eclipse and now I get this error when starting eclipse:

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Checking for updates does not find anything. So I was looking for a new ADT plugin like this:

  • Choose Help> Install New Software.
  • Click "Add" in the upper right corner.
  • In the "Add Repository" dialog box that appears, enter "ADT Plugin" for the name and the following URL for the location:

https://dl-ssl.google.com/android/eclipse/

  • Done.

He finds the following updates:

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But when trying to update, this is what I get:

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And I get the same error for 6 service packs.

Is there a way to solve this problem, or should I remove eclipse and install a new package?

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After trying to find a simple way (without removing the actual environment) to solve this problem without any luck, what worked for me is the solution proposed by blackbelt.

I had to delete the old whole adt-bundle -... directory and install the downloaded new one.

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It happened to me. What I did, I deleted the .android folder (which was located at " C: \ Users \ PC1.android " and after deleting this adt-bundle folder.

I retrieve the ADT-Bundle mailbox again and works for me /

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I had the same problem, just remove all the old plugins of the Android developer tools (Android-DDMS, development tools, hierarchy viewer, NDT, Trace View Open GL ES) and update.That worked for me. I found that when updating the eclipse plugin, you must first remove the old plugin and then install the new version, otherwise a conflicting dependency error will appear.

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I got the same error as you. I also did Help> Install New Software, then I selected the developer tools, I can click next, but I could not click the Finish button. I have been looking for an answer for this for some time, and everyone is saying the same thing, although this does not seem to work.

Try something else that actually WORKS.

I installed it after 5 minutes:

1 - make sure you still have the original zip file (to me this is "adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20140321")

2- Copy the contents of the zip where you want it to be

3- This is similar to 1.30 GB (I think), so depending on your computer, this may take several minutes

4 - as soon as it is copied, open it.

5-Go in the eclipse folder, then open the eclipse application (you can even bind it to the taskbar if you use it)

I have had this problem several times and it always works for me.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/972085/


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