Android Gradle Sync Failed to Sync project:
Unable to find method 'org.gradle.api.internal.project.ProjectInternal.getPluginManager()Lorg/gradle/api/internal/plugins/PluginManagerInternal;
I think this is the issue of gradle cache. I think you need to clear it out. The best solution over SO is here as
"You can safely delete the whole .gradle folder located under project directory. It'll be recreated every time the tasks are run. The same is for .gradle under home directory. It'll also be recreated as well, but the whole dependencies must be downloaded again - it's quite time-consuming.
As I see in various places over the web gradle for android development
is quite slow and people complain about it. No idea what's reason
exactly - this is how it works.
I don't think that low performance is because of big folders. Actually
they help it to be faster.
there might gradle.properties as well as global gradle scripts located
under $HOME/.gradle. In such case special attention must be paid when
deleting the content of this directory."
take a look at this link .
And please select it as a answer if it helps and let me know.,
I found the solution. I deleted the .gradle and .Android(android studio version)1.5 folders inside c:/users and started Android Studio.
There's usually a problem with gradle cache when it gets corrupt. I used this solve gradle sync guide to fix the error.
TL;DR: find .gradle folder and remove its content.
Related
There's a great description on how to copy a project in Android Studio, which I followed with 99% success: Android Studio - How to copy a project?
However, there is one small sticking point I'm worried will bite me in the butt later -- In the project structure panel, the build.gradle scripts still refer to the old version of the project (GPS_Mark3) instead of the new one (GPS_Mark4). I have tried refactor / renaming everything I can think of, rebuilding the project, cleaning the project, syncing with Gradle files, closing / reopening the IDE... How can I fix this? Or, is it just a weird quirk I should forget about and doesn't matter?
Here's what I'm talking about in an image.
Thank you CommonsWare for the speedy comment!! You nailed it. I checked the settings. gradle file and changed the rootProject.name to reflect the name update to my app.
In Android Studio 3.0.1 Project window I select Android then expand Gradle Scripts
Normally the top of the list shows build.gradle(Project:XXXX).
It does not appear, but choosing Project window Project Files confirms it's existance.
I have laboriously compared this project's home directory to that of a 'good' project but nothing stood out.
The project was created from a recently forked repo via
File > New > Project from Version Control > GitHub
The project builds correctly, honoring my changes to the project build.gradle.
This question may have been asked elsewhere but remains unanswered, so I am re-asking it with additional information!
Any insights or new avenues to explore would be appreciated.
Update
I have removed Versioning for this project and the problem persists. Have removed GitHub tag for this question.
For me this worked fine.
1. Close the project using Close project option.
2. Import the project newly from android studio.
You can delete .gradle and .idea folders in your project manually and reload your project, it helped me.
I eventually circumvented this bug by simply renaming the project folder!
Re-creating the problem has proved impossible, but I strongly suspect a synchronisation problem in an obscure little file called project.dat.
Please refer to the answer I gave to the aforementioned question here!
Error:
Error:java.lang.RuntimeException:
com.android.build.api.transform.TransformException:
java.io.IOException: Could not delete path 'C:\Users\Roudy
Kanaan\Documents\synkers-android\app\build\intermediates\transforms\desugar\development\debug\10.jar'.
A fix would be to clean the project or manually killing the "Java platform SE binary" process that's actually using that file. I don't want to clean project/manually delete file every other build and I can't find a permanent fix for this problem.
What I tried:
Invalidate cache/restart: temporarily fixes the problem
Clean build: temporarily fixes the problem
Deleting the file manually: temporarily fixes the problem
This issue, if I remember correctly (Not so sure), started to happen when I updated android studio to some version (3.0 maybe) I'm not exactly sure but just trying to back trace this problem.
people have faced random issues after upgrading to 3.0. Mine was that i was extending with Application instead of MultiDexApplication. I would suggest you to make a new sample application via studio 3.0 and compare the changes in the Gradle scripts files.
Also, you should :
use implementation instead of compile.
update the build tools.
for once, manually remove build, .gradle, .idea folder and file and the build folder from the app folder.
upgrade your gradle.
Try these things, It will eventually get things sorted. Let me know what resolved it, even if nothing from the above.
Error:Could not open initscript class cache for initialization script
'C:\Users\Subash\AppData\Local\Temp\asLocalRepo2.gradle'
(C:\Users\Subash.gradle\caches\2.2.1\scripts\asLocalRepo2_cd0g6mnzdabuvxgeqlhhrxv0q\InitScript\initscript).
java.io.FileNotFoundException:
C:\Users\Subash.gradle\caches\2.2.1\scripts\asLocalRepo2_cd0g6mnzdabuvxgeqlhhrxv0q\InitScript\initscript\cache.properties
(The system cannot find the file specified)
UPDATE:
Check my answer here for full details
I have the latest version of Android Studio and I faced that problem, the only thing that worked for me is to:
1-Navigate to C:\Users\user.gradle\caches\2.4\
2-Copy the folder "scripts" and paste it somewhere safe just in case anything went wrong you will place it back
3-Delete this folder "scripts" from the directory C:\Users\user.gradle\caches\2.4\
4- Sync Project with Gradle Files and you are done.
When you sync your project Android Studio will generate new cash files.
It worked for me I hope it will work for you...
I don't know why a great developer as Google can't manage this issue by them selves it is very easy to delete the cached folder and regenerate it programmatically. Any way just navigate to C:\Users\user.gradle\caches\ and open the latest version folder, then delete the scripts folder. Go to android studio and sync project, that should do it.
Exit Android Studio, remove the Gradle cache folder which path is in the error message, and restart.
You could try to delete this : C:\Users_USER_.gradle\caches_GRADLE_\scripts_XXX_\InitScript\initscript\cache.properties.lock
I had the same problem and after deleting it all works fine.
Another common problem with Gradle is synchronization which is solved adding the correct path of JDK but this is another story.
I hope to help.
I had created a project with Android Studio and pushed it to bitbucket. After few weeks now I have cloned it on different machine to resume my work. I imported the project in Android Studio and now I keep getting this error.
Migrate Project to Gradle?
This project does not use the Gradle build system. We recommend that you migrate to using the Gradle build system.
More Information about migrating to Gradle.
Don't show this message again.
I have the gradle directory in my project. I tried using the option of use local gradle distribution and pointed it to downloaded gradle-1.10 but I still keep getting the same error.
First of all I would remove following files/directories from your project-folder:
bin/
build/
.idea/
.gradle/
projectname.iml
Then try to import the project again in AndroidStudio. This usually works for me, and to avoid that in the future, adjust the .gitignore file properly.
If the first tip does not help: have you tried downloading a more recent gradle (1.12) locally and point to that directory? (Don't point AndroidStudio to download, but do it yourself first).
You are not using a gradle-wrapper are you?
If you haven't started coding in your new machine, the simplest way would be to just delete your project directory, and use "import from VCS".
Not worth the time to find the "solution", trust me. I tried. Almost 2 years since you asked the question, and people are still getting the issue, then this problem is obviously not worth solving.
Most probably you have git checkout a parent directory of a working android project.
Close freshly checked git project
Open Project
Navigate to the git checkout directory
Select a sub directory inside the git checkout project and that is the intended android project for you
I ran into the same problem. For me the problem was my sttings.gradle was cleared. After adding incude: 'modulename'. It worked for me
I fixed this issue with the following steps:
Make sure that the following two files are in your project directory. If not, create a new one with reference of your other Android projects. These are default auto-generated files.
settings.gradle
build.gradle
If it is still showing any errors when you open your project, restart your project by selecting file/(invalidate /restart).
I had the same problem and I managed to fix it by invalidating caching and restart File - > Invalidate caches and restart