JAVA_HOME Enviroment references on Unity 6 hunting me again

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Again, as always, this references are buged. I’m getting this message while trying to build and apk on Unity 6:
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Now, i don’t even have Unity 2022 installed on my PC and my JAVA_HOME enviroment references are at Unity 6

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So why? why is again buged? also, all my other projects that are on older versions of Unity (Unity 2021) are also failing to build because of this and it was working before i installed Unity 6 -.-"

Edit: if i use echo %JAVA_HOME% on cmd, it shows that the directory is:
C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\6000.0.20f1\Editor\Data\PlaybackEngines\AndroidPlayer\OpenJDK

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Seems like an issue on the Android Resolver. Can you check what the external tools window says and if there is any warning there?

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Yes i already checked that the moment i posted this, i forgot to post an image:

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I also tried “copy path” and paste it manually
I also tried this: https://discussions.unity.com/t/unable-to-build-with-2021-3-34f1/937436/6

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Sounds similar to Android Build problems after Advertisement package installation - #5 by Nakrodus
Try removing Dependency resolver and installing latest version

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Sorry i do not understand what are you talking, i can’t see any “Dependency resolver” on the package manager, i get a file from that github and it has a package called “external dependency manager latest” i imported that on the project, then i guess i have to go to: Assets > mobile dependency resolver > android resolver > delete resolved libraries… ? i did it and if i click “resolve” it shows the same error, so i guess is not working either

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Update:
If i change the paths to the ones that unity 2023 is using (in editor/2023) it shows this message
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Have you removed previous version from your project before importing the latest?

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mm no, how can i do that?

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Look for folder called “Mobile Resolver”, “Dependency Resolver” or something like that in your project tree and remove these.

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Ok, that worked, at least i don’t have that error, but now there is another problem…

poor guy is falling into the void

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I know it looks like this where the scene is empty, but it is not… there is a “street”

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And scene is loaded in the build settings:

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Is also showing this message when i try to play it on editor:
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Update edit:
There is also this error
Unexpected transport error from import worker 9. code=10054 error=An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.

Update 2.0: Yes all the objects are “read/write” enabled, the problems persists

I asume it has to be with this JAVA_HOME error because this does not happens with the project on an older version of Unity

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anybody there? please…

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Just fixed it using this workaround: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJPmXMAWWEg

Not happy about it, but it works at least, here is how:
Since Unity keeps looking for the JDK in an old path no matter what you do, the video instructs to create a junction at that lookup location. Worked for me.

Here is my bat script that does this for you, fill in your Versions and run as admin

::Fill in Editor Version that Unity uses to look for OpenJDK (The one indicated in the pop-up)
set "FAULTY_LOCKED_VERSION=2020.3.12f1"
set "CORRECT_VERSION=6000.1.4f1"

::Create Directory Path
mkdir "C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\%FAULTY_LOCKED_VERSION%\"
mkdir "C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\%FAULTY_LOCKED_VERSION%\Editor"
mkdir "C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\%FAULTY_LOCKED_VERSION%\Editor\Data"
mkdir "C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\%FAULTY_LOCKED_VERSION%\Editor\Data\PlaybackEngines"
mkdir "C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\%FAULTY_LOCKED_VERSION%\Editor\Data\PlaybackEngines\AndroidPlayer"

::Final Folder is created as Junction to redirect to actual OpenJDK
mklink /j "C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\%FAULTY_LOCKED_VERSION%\Editor\Data\PlaybackEngines\AndroidPlayer\OpenJDK" "C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\%CORRECT_VERSION%\Editor\Data\PlaybackEngines\AndroidPlayer\OpenJDK"

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EDIT: I suspect this might also be a project related bug at times, there might be some android file in my project that causes this lookup… this seems to also Fix the problems:

→ “Restore Defaults” is under “Settings”