Made it a bit more clear for #37 how to get adb in

Android/tasks/install-homebrew-items.yml

@@ -35,6 +35,10 @@
   sudo: no
   when: studio_installed.rc != 0
 
+- name: source bash_profile again
+  command: "source {{ home_directory }}/.bash_profile"
+  when: studio_installed.rc != 0
+
 - name: check if JD-GUI is installed
   command: "ls /Applications/JD-GUI.app"
   register: jd_gui_installed

README.md

@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ Brew, pip and Ansible will be installed first, if not available. Then generic, i
 
 ## Quirks
 As we are still in development of 1.0, there are the following quirks:
-- Some applications might not work the first time as you will first have to start them from your Applications folder, such as: Android Studio (including ADB) & Docker for Mac.
+- Some applications might not work the first time as you will first have to start them from your Applications folder, such as: Android Studio (including ADB) & Docker for Mac. After that you have to run the runbooks once more.
 - iOS has not been tested on the buildserver (only general and android are, so please test them)
 - For iOS you need to run things twice: once to start the installation, while being logged in into the Apple store with your account (actual active state can be achieved by installing any app from the app-store), second time with an active developer account in xCode.
 - Lastly, it could be the case when you are testing this on a separate account, which does not have the correct rights for the brew folders. See Issue #30 reported by [@meetinthemiddle-be](https://github.com/meetinthemiddle-be). When you are on High Sierra you need to do: