on 01-21-2022 10:06 AM
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Sounds accurate deep.agrawal, a few MDK SDK versions ago the required Android SDK and NativeScript versions changed with it as well. It looks like the newer MDK version was trying to invoke the 'ns' command but your (older) installed NativeScript version only recognized the previous 'tns' version of it.
I would suggest you to keep separate folders for different MDK versions to avoid this issue in the future. Although I would only keep a maximum of two, one with your latest stable version and another one with the latest available version.
This obviously wouldn't change anything, you would still need to have the appropriate dependencies installed, it would only save you from checking the wrong Dependencies Installer. It would also give you more control over your SDK versions and a quicker way to rollback to your stable app version if something were to happen with the latest one.
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