TNS 2.00 & Macintosh without Java/Android configured

[NathanaelA]

This is a annoying regression in the CLI on macs.

TNS run ios, tns debug ios, tns deploy ios, tns emulate ios, and tns prepare ios
See the commonality. ;-)

I do all my Android development on my PC, and so my mac is not configured for even java or Android.

Now when ever a plugin is updated, installed or manually changed the TNS command will now spit out the following:

The ANDROID_HOME environment variable is not set or it points to a non-existent directory. You will not be able to perform any build-related operations for Android.
To be able to perform Android build-related operations, set the ANDROID_HOME variable to point to the root of your Android SDK installation directory.

Ok, so that is just annoyingly pointless verbage since I asked for a iOS build. But the real regression is that it checks the Java version. Does anyone remember what happens when you don't have Java installed on a Mac osx box. You get one of these:

Do you have ANY idea how frustrating that is to have popup frequently... Argh....

[enchev]

Hey @NathanaelA,

I've just tried this on my Mac where ANDROID_HOME is not configured at all however all commands worked as expected. I'm using CLI 2.0.1. As far as I know tns doctor will show this message.

[enchev]

No. I've tested this on Mac with no Java installed.

[rosen-vladimirov]

I believe @vakrilov had faced the same issue, so we'll investigate it further. Not sure what's causing this behavior.

[vakrilov]

I confirm. On a Mac with no Java -> I get the popup every time i build.

[enchev]

Ok. We've found what's causing the problem. This code was intended initially to be called only from tns doctor (post install) however now is used in various services during build/prepare. The class/method should be split to two platform independent classes/methods to avoid further problems.