This screen sets where zaptun finds adb. Open it from Tools > Options > Android (zaptun) , or with Options… in the Android Devices dialog.
The Android SDK folder. adb is taken from its platform-tools folder.
The adb binary itself. If set, it takes priority over the SDK.
When a field is empty, the screen fills it in and says where the value came from, trying in turn: ANDROID_HOME, ANDROID_SDK_ROOT, Android Studio’s default SDK folders (~/Android/Sdk, ~/Library/Android/sdk, %LOCALAPPDATA%\Android\Sdk), then PATH.
Detect fills both fields in again from the environment, replacing what’s there.
Test adb runs adb version with what’s in the fields, without saving them.
If you save the screen with both fields empty, zaptun keeps detecting adb from the environment every time it runs it.
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