Gradle project sync failure in android studio 1.2.2 - android

I have an error i.e. error(5,0) Invalid revision:22.0.c3 when i do Gradle project sync and it fails by showing this message what should i do now I have android studio 1.2.2

Rather than trying to fix something in an outdated version. Upgrade your Android studio to the latest version. 2.1 as of today.

Old versions of android studio tend to have problems with gradle sync/build. You should upgrade your Android studio to v2.1 and try again. The problem you are facing will most probable eliminate after the upgrade.

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After upgrading my android studio to v.4.0.1, my application with gradle 3.2.1 doesn't work. My application doesn't use androidx, it still old version. Any one have same problem?
You need to update the version of gradle you are using since that version of Android relies on 4.0+
https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/gradle-plugin#4-0-0

Android Studio 3.6.1, Could not create an instance of type org.gradle.internal.locking.DefaultDependencyLockingProvider

I'm facing problem with the latest version of Android Studio which is 3.6.1. I have a project which was develop using Android Studio 2.1.2 and now I decide to switch to use the latest version. After I update my project file to latest version follow the instruction of the Android Studio, I cannot sync my gradle. Here is the error I'm facing
Try 'import' rather than 'open' old projects when using any latest version of Android Studio. If it still fails, perhaps create a new project and port the existing codes over. The versions are too far apart from 2.1.2 to now 3.6.1.
Change the jdk Version to 9.0.4
This worked for me.

Upgrade Android Studio 3.6 or newer

I am having an issue with my Gradle just this day. It was working fine just recently and I haven't done anything just now and I see this. Please help.
java.lang.RuntimeException: This version of Android Studio cannot open this project, please retry with Android Studio 3.6 or newer. ```
Go to your projects build.gradle file, and change com.android.tools.build:gradle:3.X.X(where X is the current version) to match your current version of android studio
- to check your current version of Android Studio go to "Help - About"
The issue you're having happened most likely because you have activated beta builds in Android Studio, and you have accepted Android Studios suggestion popup where it suggested upgrading your build tools and gradle plugin
You have two options:
1) Update android studio
2) Change gradle file

Kotlin Kapt doesn't show databinding errors when running from Android Studio

I'm using Kotlin kapt version 3, whenever there is a problem with databinding, the build from Android Studio fails with a very generic error:
Error:Execution failed for task ':app:kaptDev21DebugKotlin'.
> Internal compiler error. See log for more details
When I run the same task from the console, the real problem shows up. Somehow the AS doesn't show this error in message window.
I'm using Android Studio version 2.3.3
You can see the error in Gradle Console, something similar to this :
Android Studio 3.0 and later version of android studio support Kotlin better. AS 3.0 comes with default support with Kotlin as AS 2.3 requires a plugin to be installed.
Android Studio Team from google and IDEA intellij Team from JetBrain working together to make Kotlin compatible with Android Studio.
Right now 3.0 version comes with Canary version(Preview version) and every week a new preview version (Canary 1, Canary 2 ... and so on) rolls out fixing reported bugs.
So you should try Android Studio 3.0 Canary 9 latest version as of now.
If still problem persists, report this bug.

Android gradle sync failed

I recently upgraded from Android studio 2.2.2 or 2.2.3 can't remember - to Android Studio 2.3.1 . Please can someone point me in the right direction as to how to get older projects running on this newer version of android studio ?
i tried changing the gradle build dependency to 2.3.1 as some suggested but that didn't help
thanks
Your gradle may need some updates. When the android studio starts some update are suggested, they get the proper sdks, or version of the android you may be emulating.

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