I'm getting an error on Eclipse Oxygen running on Linux when I try to create a Google App Engine project. I've installed the Google SDK and I can run gcloud from the terminal. But I can't create an App Engine Eclipse project because Eclipse can't find the Cloud SDK. I'm supposed to set the location in the Google Cloud Platform preferences. But where are these preferences located in Eclipse?
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I found how to change it. I had to go to Window » Preferences and under the Google Cloud Tools tab, I could change the directory of the SDK location. In my case, the SDK location directory was incorrect, causing this error.