In the SDK management UI, I explicitly selected version 34.0.4 of platform-tools (which is the minimum version supported by the software). However, when I clicked "Install", the underlying command android_sdk_setup --install --platform-tools downloaded and installed the latest version instead of the one I chose.
Steps to Reproduce
- Open the SDK management page.
- Under platform-tools, select version 34.0.4.
- Click the install button, which triggers android_sdk_setup --install --platform-tools.
- Observe the version that gets actually installed.
Expected Behavior
The script should install the version that the user selected in the SDK management UI (here, 34.0.4).
Actual Behavior
The script disregards the user selection and always installs the newest available version.
In the SDK management UI, I explicitly selected version 34.0.4 of platform-tools (which is the minimum version supported by the software). However, when I clicked "Install", the underlying command android_sdk_setup --install --platform-tools downloaded and installed the latest version instead of the one I chose.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
The script should install the version that the user selected in the SDK management UI (here, 34.0.4).
Actual Behavior
The script disregards the user selection and always installs the newest available version.