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Android installation issue - Ignoring unknown platform tools filter packages

I have been doing this for some time, and because of this error, I lost a lot of time to work. I'm just trying to install a new copy of Android Studio on my Mac running El Captian. Every time he tries to install the SDK, I get the following:

Ignoring unknown package filter 'platform-tools'

And that will not allow me to do anything. I tried to completely remove android, installing fresh, rebooting, etc., but completely out of luck. I tried using a separate download only with SDK tools, but with the same result. He was hoping that someone could suggest a solution that might have run through this before.

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Even today I ran into this problem. I followed the next step, which started working fine.

After installing sdk for Android, go to / Users / <// Library / Android / sdk / tools, and then run the command below.

./android update sdk -u

Accept licenses by entering y. This will download platform tools and other sdk.

After that, go to Applications and open the Android studio. Now it should work fine.

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I installed it manually.

$ cd ~ / Android / Sdk / tools

$. / android list sdk

Output:

... 
Packages available for installation or update: 48
1- Android SDK Platform-tools, revision 23.1
2- Documentation for Android SDK, API 23, revision 1
3- SDK Platform Android N Preview, revision 1
4- SDK Platform Android 5.1.1, API 22, revision 2
5- SDK Platform Android 5.0.1, API 21, revision 2 
...

$. / android update sdk --no-ui --filter 1

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