I am new to android studio. I have updated gradle recently. However, every time I try to build a previously built project, I get a gradle prompt telling me to upgrade to the latest version of gradle.
Question is, is there a way for all android projects to be automatically updated to the latest version of gradle without the prompt? Clicking update now is tiresome.
I am using Android Studio 3.1 with the March 22 Update. Thanks.
No you can't because every project have its own Gradle Build. And at the time you create your first project it is being created for your project separably taking reference from android studio for the latest android gradle build at that time. Now Gradle is being updated in android studio so whenever you open your first project it check whether your Gradle is latest or not and if not it always shows a prompt to update the gradle until you update it.
Go to File->Settings->Build,Execution,Deployment->Build Tools->Gradle and Select 'Use default gradle wrapper (recommended)'
and go to File->Project Structure->Project, set Gradle Version to 4.4 and Plugin version to 3.1.0
Check to your root project file and update it with below classpath in android 3.1
dependencies {classpath com.android.tools.build:gradle:3.0.1}
that new popup dialog inform you to about android new updates that you want to update in that your current project or not so don't worry about update dialog and neglect it.
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After installing the new windows10 i am facing issue with newer version of android studio dolphin everytime when I open android studio with a new project or an existing project it starts downloading the gradle 7.4 and after sometime i got an error of timeout. I tried a method found on youtube where the gradle wrapper properties are replaced but it did not work.
I faced some difficulties too when I was updating android studio to dolphin version.
Go to gradle-wrapper.properties and try to change distributionUrl value to distributionUrl=https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-7.4-bin.zip
Go to the project structure and change gradle version to 7.4
I am trying to run/debug the application in android studio version 3.6.2 but returning an error saying Cannot parse result path string:
Build output box shows:
Build failed:
Cannot parse result path string:
The problem is with the gradle version
I simply had to switch from version 6.5 to 6.5.1 and after rebuilding it worked just fine.
If you are on windows go File -> Project Structure, on project change the gradle version.
The problem might be the gradle version. Using a gradle version above 6.5 should fix the problem to allow the build to complete. If the problem persists, I would suggest reinstalling android studio with updated gradle version.
To change gradle version: Navigate to file-> project structure and access the dropdown menu besides gradle.
Go to gradle project >>update dependencies classpath .
Thats all
This seems to be a issue with gradle cache. Try below methods
Method1: Try invalidate cahce/restart option from menu.
Method2: Clear the gradle cache manually by deleting "cache" folder from the below location "C:\Users\USER_NAME.gradle\caches"
First, im new in gradle so please bear with me.
I successfully build and imported this project with gradle & eclipse on ubuntu 13.10. This is what i did :
run gradle build in terminal (success)
add apply plugin: 'eclipse' in the build.gradle
run gradle eclipse in terminal (success)
import it as existing project on eclipse
The problem is, when i tried to run the project, eclipse read it as "normal" java program, not the android one. This is the SS :
The main project in my workspace is not in eclipse format.
And this is its properties :
Notice there's no android tab in it's properties. And i cant run it as android application.
Am i missing something? Please kindly help me.
Thanks for your help.
Usually to develop Android in Eclipse you need to install ADT into Eclipse or start with ADT-Bundle (Android IDE) from Google. (You have not as Preferences missing Android group)
However ADT does not have gradle support. And Android Studio is still not even yet beta (preview or alpha, bleeding edge, need to update with almost every build).
There is Nodeclipse/Enide Gradle for Eclipse
(marketplace), that lets launch gradle build even on general project.
For the latest build.gradle template for classic Android project check
gh.c/N/n-1/b/m/o.n.e.e.g/docs/android/build.gradle.
This lets create new Android project in Eclipse with ADT and use ADT tools for most of things,
but additionally have newer build with gradle
and execute defined gradle tasks
But for Android project with several modules (as in this case) you would need to DIY do it yourself:
try to configure Eclipse .classpath to correct values, as gradle eclipse task won't yet do it all for you.
Eclipse plugin in Gradle that you have used does not support Android projects - they are significantly different from regular Java projects. Some things can work but there will be a lot of things missing including Android nature for generated projects.
And the ADT plugin provided by Google does not support Gradle projects yet as the team focuses on Android Studio first. http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/new-build-system can give you some ideas about the current state.
I want to migrate from Eclipse to Android Studio, but unfortunately Eclipse was crashed so I couldn't build gradle-build files, so I reinstalled Eclipse, and luckily I still had those, I copied my old files which where in my old workspace (the workspace from before the crash) to a new workspace.
But, when I build the gradle-build files now and I import them in Android Studio it says my gridlayout_v7 is missing.
Does anyone of you know how I can solve this?
Run SDK Manager and check that you have installed:
Android Support Repository
Android Support Library
Google Repository
Then check if your build.gradle has next lines:
dependencies {
compile 'com.android.support:gridlayout-v7:18.0.0'
}
You dont need separate gridlayout library subproject anymore with new build system.
I created a fresh project in Android Studio which uses external library (JAR). I put this in modules's build.gradle:
dependencies {
compile files('libs/android-support-v4.jar')
compile files('libs/mylib.jar')
}
But, when using Android Studio editor, it says there are some errors in my code and marks imports and variables (which use this library). It doesn't build properly saying that it cannot find one or another class. However, when I go to project's directory in terminal and execute gradlew manually, it builds APK and it (the APK) install and works just fine.
What am I missing? Is there any another setting in my project which is used for library detection?
Android Studio currently does not automatically sync your Gradle build files with your Android Studio (.iml) files. However, version 0.1.3 added a new sync button to the toolbar that will do this manually.
It's mentioned in the second bullet point of this blog post.
There were a lot of fixes in the Gradle project import and build
areas. There is now a "sync" button in the toolbar which will reimport
the Gradle project state into your Android Studio project. Use this
after editing your Gradle files, for example to add a library. In the
future we will more automatically handle state syncing, but for now
this is the simplest way to keep the IDE up to date with project
structure changes made to the Gradle files.