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How To Update Gradle Plugin In Android Studio • DevDeeds
Android cache fix Gradle plugin. Some Android plugin versions have issues with Gradle's build cache feature. When applied to an Android project this plugin applies workarounds for these issues based on the Android plugin and Gradle versions. Starting from version the plugin can also be applied to Android library projects and hence it'll print out the aar size instead of the apk size. This plugin creates a task per output file, per variant, and configures each task to run after the variant's assemble task. Oct 16, · however this does not work for me, it will always used the cached version until the gradle default 24 hours is up and then it will re-download it. Does anyone have any idea what else I may be missing, or how I can diagnose what gradle is doing and why it is not going to nexus to download new .
Android gradle plugin does not download latest snapshot
I write this down for myself as much as for you. The final but still partial build. The first and last can usually be found in the build. As you see I begin by publishing to the local repo. And indeed, running gradle publish should now create a JAR and a rudimentary pom in some. From here on I can add more features step by step. What do I need to publish an artifact? A full Maven pom. Damned if I know….
So inside the mavenJava thingy what is it? I create the pom. It took me a moment of trying this and that before settling on the following syntax:. Ok, there we go. So much better than that ugly XML, right? Feel free to propose something.
Running gradle publish should now publish a JAR with a complete, albeit somewhat ugly pom. Most projects like to publish more than just the compiled. For this I add two tasks and reference them from mavenJava :.
Time to take the last step: android gradle plugin does not download latest snapshot to the snapshot repo! Besides the URL I also need to specify my credentials:. You can define new project properties on the command line with the - P option.
So given a command like this…. Until I realized that now all other tasks fail because the credentials object is always created and thus requires the property snapshotRepoPass to exist.
Something that is not the case for other tasks than publish because I see no reason to pass the repo password to, for example, a test run. Soooo, I decided to define the property in the build file if it was not already defined due to the command line option:.
The documentation was a little sparse and building an XML file in an API that made that even more verbose felt ridiculous but other than that it reads fairly straight forward. As I said before, you can check out two versions of the resulting build. I also managed to set up Travis CI to publish each successful build and will soon try to publish actual versions.
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Jun 03, · Note: Gradle and Gradle Plugin are different. Android Plugin can run/update independent of Android Studio. Normally IDE will automatically ask you to update Gradle when you update Android Studio IDE or importing a new project into the IDE. Note: Gradle version and Gradle Plugin version are dependent. Android cache fix Gradle plugin. Some Android plugin versions have issues with Gradle's build cache feature. When applied to an Android project this plugin applies workarounds for these issues based on the Android plugin and Gradle versions. I’ve recently started a new project with Gradle and decided to jump straight in – no Gradle experience, no clue about Groovy, no tutorials, just hammer on it until it works. That went surprisingly well until I decided to publish snapshots to Sonatype’s Maven snapshot repository with the incubating maven-publish plugin – that took, ahh, a little convincing.
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