If you wish to change what you have installed, check or uncheck the various items, then click either “Apply” (to make the changes) or “OK” (to make the changes and close the dialog).Ī few times per year, you may find yourself in this tab, downloading SDK bits for a new Android version (and perhaps uninstalling older bits to free up disk space). “… System Image” represent emulator images that you can use as the basis for an AVD.This allows you to do things like step into the source code in the debugger, or to jump to the declaration of an SDK-supplied class or method in the IDE. “Sources for Android NN” is the source code for the Android SDK for that API level.“Android SDK Platform NN” (for some API level value NN, like 29), represents the stuff needed to allow you to have that version specified in compileSdkVersion in your module’s adle file.SDK Platforms Tree-Table, Showing Package Details
This turns the table into a tree-table, showing more precise information: Those statuses are not especially accurate - to get a better understanding of what you have and what you can get, check the “Show Package Details” checkbox towards the bottom of the dialog. The table lists Android OS versions along with a status of “Installed”, “Partially installed”, or “Not installed”. The left-most of these is “SDK Platforms”, and it is where you can install things that are tied to specific Android OS versions:Īndroid Studio SDK Manager, SDK Platforms, As Initially Launched
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