I wanted to use the aapt command on a Mac with the android sdk (folder /build-tools/24.0.1). But whenever I try to use the command I get the message that the command is not found (aapt/aapt2). This doesn't work neither in the Terminal nor in Android Studio.
If I list the available commands in the 24.0.1. folder in the Terminal, there is a star sign next to both commands, which is described as:
A star (*) next to a name means that the command is disabled.
How can I enable these commands again? Updating the build-tools didn't help.
Once you have downloaded the SDK Build Tools, you can find AAPT2 located in android_sdk /build-tools/ version / . Because a newer revision of the Android SDK Build Tools is not released very often, the version of AAPT2 included in your SDK Build Tools might not be the latest.
open a terminal, go to the tools / directory, run the command. / Aapt.
Check your path and check if it is correct.
Just edit your ~/.bash_profile
add this line:
export PATH=$PATH:/PATH/TO/android-sdk-macosx/build-tools/x.x.x
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