Fail to build Android on Unity 2022.2.0b10

[Andrew010110]

I’ve been trying to build my Android game in a CI environment using GameCI and docker images of Unity. However, when attempting to make the build, I end up hitting this error:

DisplayProgressbar: Detect Java Development Kit (JDK)
UnityException: JDK not found
Java Development Kit (JDK) directory is not set or invalid. Please, fix it in Edit / Unity → Preferences → External Tools

Now I’m not sure if this error is a red herring as above it, I see a message

[ServicesCore]: To use Unity’s dashboard services, you need to link your Unity project to a project ID. To do this, go to Project Settings to select your organization, select your project and then link a project ID. You also need to make sure your organization has access to the required products. Visit https://dashboard.unity3d.com to sign up.

One thing I did notice after digging more into the issue is when Unity is installed via the Unity Hub UI, it installs 9 dependencies and uses Android SDK/NDK versions 31/32 while the headless hub cli installs 8 dependencies and Android SDK/NDK versions 29/30 (and I presume a different version of openJDK as well). I tested this on a standard Ubuntu machine (not containerized to eliminate that as a variable) and saw this behavior as well.

Any ideas on how to resolve this? Appreciate any guidance I can get on this!

[Andrew010110]

Just noticed the pinned Andoid post about hub not installing the correct tools. This is resolved.

[naruto_dev]

I am also getting this error. Has anyone encountered this error like us?

[achimmihca]

Just noticed the pinned Andoid post about hub not installing the correct tools

Could you please point me to this post?
I am still having this issue.