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I work in a team of developers who are all using Android.
Each of us manually updates our SDK through the Android SDK Manager.
To me this seems like overkill. We’re each updating the SDK by downloading updates to our own local machines.
Is there a better way to do this? There was talk of storing the most up to date version on a local server.
you can execute a command like this one each time you boot your machine; the
androidcommand has several other options, feel free to runandroid --helpto see all the available options.