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Android Build a Simple Android App (2014) Getting Started with Android Running the Fun Facts Project

Hariidaran Tamilmaran
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Hariidaran Tamilmaran
iOS Development Techdegree Student 19,305 Points

Failed to sync Gradle project 'Fun Facts' - failed to find Build Tools revision 19.1.0

I get an error telling 'Failed to sync Gradle project 'Fun Facts' - failed to find Build Tools revision 19.1.0' in the Messages panel. In the SDK Manager, it says that Android 4.0 was 'partially installed'. Here's the picture: http://imgur.com/XfvJdmy. Please help!

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Jake Nagle
Jake Nagle
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Jake Nagle
Jake Nagle
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The picture says that the error was a network connection one. Try disconnecting and reconnecting wifi and trying it again. If you have a bad signal, try going somewhere where it's better.

Hariidaran Tamilmaran
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Hariidaran Tamilmaran
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Hariidaran Tamilmaran
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Hariidaran Tamilmaran
iOS Development Techdegree Student 19,305 Points

I found out that if I did not touch my Mac (and kept touching the trackpad of the Mac to stop from sleeping) or did not use any other applications, during the download of the Android SDK, it actually gets downloaded.