I am not sure about this, but it fails every time like clockwork. I have a CI bot that downloads and installs the Tizen SDK, but it fails with a download of the second item. The same thing happens on my local machine, other packages work fine, and if I run it again, it appears to work.
On the CI bot, it is a GUI-less Ubuntu 14 and 16. On my local machine it is also a GUI-less Windows Subsystem for Linux Ubuntu. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that there is no GUI, but maybe not.
After installing the Tizen SDK, I try and install the "MOBILE-4.0" package:
./package-manager/package-manager-cli.bin install --no-java-check --accept-license MOBILE-4.0
This is the output:
Package Manager (0.4.23) **************************************** ******* Start to update packages ******* **************************************** Nothing to update. **************************************** ****** Start to install packages ******* **************************************** Under packages will be installed. * Emulator * MOBILE-4.0-Emulator * NativeToolchain-Gcc-6.2 * NativeCLI * MOBILE-4.0-NativeAppDevelopment-CLI * Certificate-Manager * WebIDE * MOBILE-4.0-WebAppDevelopment * MOBILE-4.0-WebFramework-TAU-CLI * MOBILE-4.0-WebFramework-TAU * NativeIDE * MOBILE-4.0-NativeAppDevelopment [Emulator] 0% [----------------------------------------] 100 % [++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++] [MOBILE-4.0-Emulator] 0% [----------------------------------------] 100 % [++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++org.tizen.manager.exception.UMException: Cannot install the Tizen Studio package. ** Error ** Installation has been failed.
If I run the command again, it continues where it left off and finishes fine. (I don't use the emulator, so I am not sure if it actually installed)