[BUG] uno-check creates a x86_64 android emulator for M1

[pictos]

When I run the uno-check tooling in an M1 device, and I don't have an Android Emulator, it creates a x86_64 device which is incompatible with M1.

1. Delete all androids emulator that you may have
2. Run the uno-check and type y when asked to install the Android Emulator
3. See the emulator installed

Before run the uno-check:

When uno-check is done:

I would like that uno-check knows that I'm running on a arm device and install the correct emulator for me. (hope that's possible)

[jeromelaban]

Thanks for the report!

Indeed that's possible. This would have to be changed here:

uno.check/UnoCheck/Checkups/AndroidEmulatorCheckup.cs

Lines 110 to 126 in 0eb5ad7

	var installer = new AndroidSDKInstaller(new Helper(), AndroidManifestType.GoogleV2);
	installer.Discover();
	var sdkInstance = installer.FindInstance(null);
	var installedPackages = sdkInstance.Components.AllInstalled(true);
	var sdkPackage = installedPackages.FirstOrDefault(p => p.Path.Equals(me.SdkId, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase));
	if (sdkPackage == null && (me.AlternateSdkIds?.Any() ?? false))
	sdkPackage = installedPackages.FirstOrDefault(p => me.AlternateSdkIds.Any(a => a.Equals(p.Path, StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)));
	var sdkId = sdkPackage?.Path ?? me.SdkId;
	avdManager.Create($"Android_Emulator_{me.ApiLevel}", sdkId, device: preferredDevice?.Id, tag: "google_apis", force: true, interactive: true);
	return Task.CompletedTask;
	}

We already have the information about the host architecture.

[pictos]

@jeromelaban should we add the arm emulator here in the manifest?
I saw that the tooling uses the manifest information to suggest an emulator

Just saw the alternativies property, that points to arm, let me try with that

[jeromelaban]

We may want to install just the one appropriate for the architecture, if possible, otherwise, let's modify the tool for that to be possible.

[pictos]

Hey Jerome,

So, looks like something is not correct, I'm debugging on my MacBook, that has these specs:

And during the debug the Util.IsArm64 is false, saying that I'm in a x64 machine.

I believe that issue is with .net, right?