Flutter run error : You have not accepted the license agreements

Question

I\'m developing android and ios app with Google flutter.
when I add a new dependency like shared_preferences to pubspec.yaml and then execute

Answer 1

For newer installations (especially on MacOS) flutter doctor --android-licenses does not work. Run the following command (notice the new path to sdk cmdline tools) and you will able to accept the licenses:

~/Library/Android/sdk/cmdline-tools/latest/bin/sdkmanager --licenses

Answer 2

I think is a little late to answer this question, but I think this can be useful for those who are starting in Flutter like me.

In my case (at my machine), I've executed the steps below:

Before run given command please make sure that you have done with environment variable setup on windows/mac/i/Linux/Unix for

1. Android SDk
2. sdkmanager
3. Java
4. Flutter

Note:- update variable path with your sys path for example

1. Execute command prompt as administrator; Run the command flutter doctor --android-licenses
2. press y to accept every license.;
3. flutter doctor -v to check if the issue was solved;

Answer 3

For me , flutter doctor --android-licenses didn't work for some reason.

The only cmd that worked & solved it all was this:

(your android_sdk folder exact path)\tools\bin\sdkmanager --licenses

Answer 4

I had java SE 11 installed and its variables set up.

It somehow interfered with flutter!

1. Double-check your java path entry. Go to your java environment variables and double-check your path entry. Keep one of them in the bin and remove the other.

   Mine:

   C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.8\bin
   C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.8
   

2. In the command line just run flutter doctor --android-licenses accept everything (by clicking y key followed by enter key).

Answer 5

If you are in windows open command prompt as admin and run the following command.

flutter doctor --android-licenses

Then enter y for all (y/n) to accept agreement.

Answer 6

Installing Android SDK Tools (Obsolete) 26.1.1 worked for me. I found this at another link. I will try to find and pasted here. Remember to un-select show obsolete so you can find the SDK.

After this, I was able to do Flutter doctor Android Licenses and select y.