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It looks like you have not properly installed the Android SDK. Make sure you have configured your PATH correctly. Executing "android" in your shell should launch the SDK update utility.

It looks like you have not properly installed the Android SDK. Make sure you have configured your PATH correctly. Executing "android" in your shell should launch the SDK update utility.

If the android tool is in your path and executes correctly, then it's possible that the gradle daemon is using a copy of your environment before the android tool was installed. Kill the daemon (ps aux | grep gradle; kill XXX) and try again.

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