Here is solution in my case. Open your flutter Project directory. Change directory to android directory in your flutter project directory cd android clean gradle ./gradlew clean Build gradle ./gradlew build or you can combine both commands with just ./gradlew clean build Now run your flutter project. If you use vscode, press F5. First time … Read more
variantOutput.getPackageApplication() is being caused by a changed variant API. changing output.outputFile.parent to variant.getPackageApplicationProvider().get().outputs.files[1] is at least a temporary workaround. source: @Selvin. variant.getExternalNativeBuildTasks() is being caused by the io.fabric plugin. the next version of the io.fabric plugin will use variant.getExternalNativeBuildProviders(). source: 116408637; the confirmation for a promised fix (1.28.1). These are caused by com.google.gms.google-services: registerResGeneratingTask is … Read more
I came across this post searching how to add an extra directory for resources. I found a solution that may be useful to someone. Here is my final configuration to get that: sourceSets { main { resources { srcDirs “src/main/resources”, “src/main/configs” } } }
Gradle 3.5 and (presumably) later Gradle 3.5 has a new (incubating) feature, allowing finer control of the plugin dependency resolution, using the pluginManagement DSL: Plugin resolution rules allow you to modify plugin requests made in plugins {} blocks, e.g. changing the requested version or explicitly specifying the implementation artifact coordinates. To add resolution rules, use … Read more
While I have no problem with the use gradle makes of Ant, I agree with the original poster that it is undesirable in this case. I found a github project by Tom Anderson here that describes what I believe is a better approach. I modified it a small amount to fit my needs (output to … Read more
As Mark pointed out on Debop’s answer, you have to configure both compileKotlin and compileTestKotlin. You can do it without duplication this way: tasks.withType(org.jetbrains.kotlin.gradle.tasks.KotlinCompile).all { kotlinOptions { jvmTarget = “1.8” } } For a pure Kotlin project, I don’t think the options sourceCompatibility and targetCompatibility do anything, so you may be able to remove them. … Read more
jcenter() has had mirrors of some libraries (I guess they are doing intentionally) that should originally available through google() or maven() repositories. When gradle build works, for any library that is used in the project the first place to look for is the repository that is listed first in repositories {.. When the jcenter() mirror … Read more
Building on Peter’s answer, this is how I export my methods: Content of helpers/common-methods.gradle: // Define methods as usual def commonMethod1(param) { return true } def commonMethod2(param) { return true } // Export methods by turning them into closures ext { commonMethod1 = this.&commonMethod1 otherNameForMethod2 = this.&commonMethod2 } And this is how I use those … Read more
I guess your question is related to a dev workspace, here are links explaining how to add the required configuration in Gradle using the IDEs’ plugins: For Eclipse: apply plugin: ‘java’ apply plugin: ‘eclipse’ eclipse { classpath { downloadJavadoc = true downloadSources = true } } For IntelliJ & Android Studio apply plugin: ‘java’ apply … Read more
You can declare common dependencies in a parent script: ext.libraries = [ // Groovy map literal spring_core: “org.springframework:spring-core:3.1”, junit: “junit:junit:4.10” ] From a child script, you can then use the dependency declarations like so: dependencies { compile libraries.spring_core testCompile libraries.junit } To share dependency declarations with advanced configuration options, you can use DependencyHandler.create: libraries = … Read more