I can't compile a minimalist Löve project in order to make an app for Android. I'm stuck at the "licence stage". In Debian 10, sdkmanager seems not to be installable separately (all sources I found on the internet mention or suppose some Android SDK program previously installed). I haven't found any independent executable or installer to it. I do not want to install Android SDK in order to create a licence. Since this is my first time creating an Android app, I would like to know how to insert such a licence "manually".
Command as per this tutorial
./gradlew assembleEmbedNoRecordRelease
Error:
> What went wrong:
> A problem occurred configuring project ':love'.
> com.android.builder.sdk.LicenceNotAcceptedException: Failed to install
> the following Android SDK packages as some licences have not been accepted.
Your problem appears to be that you have not accepted license for Android SDK, which is required, if you want to use it (compile Android app). You need to accept this license. See here how to automatically accept all Android SDK licenses.
sdkmanageris part of Android Studio, but it is also included in Command line tools only package, which is much lighter.