When I run 'react-native run-android' it always checks 'android-23' version and I don't have any AVD with android-23. Instead I only have android-21. How can I specify android version of android-21?
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I would suggest to update your SDK. To do so, you need to open Android Studio. Then, go to Preferences -> Appearance & behaviour -> System Settings -> Android SDK. You will see a few tabs:
SDK Platforms Check 'Show Package Details' at the right bottom corner and check the following items under Android 6.0 (Marshmallow): Google APIs, Android SDK Platform 23, Sources for Android SDK
SDK Tools Check 'Show Package Details' at the right bottom corner and check the following items:
Android SDK Build Tools 23.* Android Auto API Simulators Intel x86 Emulator Accelator (HAXM installer)
Click on Apply button, wait for everything being installed, and then try to run your project again.
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Georgi Kovachev
In that case I can't test the app on the device with old android version, right? I want to test the app on the device with same android version
Mila
Open Tools -> Android -> AVD Manager, click on "Create Virtual Device" button at the left bottom corner, choose a device, click Next, chose an API level within one of the Recommended ones or check other tabs with alternative API Levels. After that, run the device and run
react-native run-android. Does it work for you?Georgi Kovachev
I haven't installed android-23 so I can't test. I can only create AVD device with android-21
Mila
Once you install Android 23, you will be able to chose what API level to use for a specific device
Georgi Kovachev
That is my point, i don't want to install Android 21, because I have to test it on old devices
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