Is managed SDK still working ?
See original GitHub issueI just setup the plugin on a linux host and got this exception:
Validation Error: SDK location '/home/martin/.cache/google-cloud-tools-java/managed-cloud-sdk/LATEST/google-cloud-sdk' is not a directory.
After some investigations, it turns out that it works well if I force the cloud-sdk-home in appengine.tools.cloudSdkHome
.
I am still confused because the documentation says that CloudSDK needs to be downloaded before running the plugin but the plugin contains a tasks to download it as well.
Can you clarify how to setup the plugin ?
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Closing this issue given the clarification in the documentation (#434). Please feel free to reopen if there are any further questions.
I think the current behavior ignores
PATH
?