Check for ANDROID_HOME Sdk location on Windows. #230
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For some reason we never check for the ANDROID_HOME environment variable on Windows. This might cause issues with people using VSCode since we probably will be using environment variables as a backup when using that IDE. So lets check those last in the list of paths. This way we will pick up all the other defaults and backups before trying the environment variable.
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I added this becuse when writing the docs, I found that from the command line on windows you either have to
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For some reason we never check for the `%ANDROID_HOME%` environment variable on Windows. This might cause issues with people using VSCode since we probably will be using environment variables as a backup when using that IDE. Add a check to use `%ANDROID_HOME%` after checking the registry entries. This way Visual Studio and Android SDK Installer paths will still be preferred.
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Changes: dotnet/android-tools@d3e7284...d50747c * dotnet/android-tools@d50747c: Check for ANDROID_HOME Sdk location on Windows. (dotnet/android-tools#230)
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Changes: dotnet/android-tools@d3e7284...d50747c * dotnet/android-tools@d50747c: Check for ANDROID_HOME Sdk location on Windows. (dotnet/android-tools#230)
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For some reason we never check for the ANDROID_HOME environment variable on Windows. This might cause
issues with people using VSCode since we probably
will be using environment variables as a backup when using that IDE.
So lets check those last in the list of paths. This way we will pick up all the other defaults and backups before trying the environment variable.