Rather than overwrite the Android SDKs every run, only do them if they are not listed. update-sdk function can update these manually rather than wasting bandwidth through Ansible.

tasks/workstation/linux/software/android.yml

@@ -243,14 +243,20 @@
 
 # These are safe to run multiple times, and uses the new `latest` version.
 - name: Workstation | Linux | Software | Android | Install | Required Modules
-  shell: "yes | {{ android_sdkmanager_final }} --install '{{ item }}' --sdk_root={{ android_sdk_location }}"
+  shell: |
+    if ! {{ android_sdkmanager_final }} --list_installed | grep -q '{{ item }}'; then
+      yes | {{ android_sdkmanager_final }} --install '{{ item }}' --sdk_root={{ android_sdk_location }}
+    fi
   loop: "{{ android_downloads_required }}"
   become_user: "{{ user }}"
   when: coding == true
 
 # Add more versions for testing across all the important platforms.
 - name: Workstation | Linux | Software | Android | Install | Additional Modules
-  shell: "yes | {{ android_sdkmanager_final }} --install '{{ item }}' --sdk_root={{ android_sdk_location }}"
+  shell: |
+    if ! {{ android_sdkmanager_final }} --list_installed | grep -q '{{ item }}'; then
+      yes | {{ android_sdkmanager_final }} --install '{{ item }}' --sdk_root={{ android_sdk_location }}
+    fi
   loop: "{{ android_downloads_additional }}"
   become_user: "{{ user }}"
   when: coding == true and sdks == true