Currently I’m using gradle + BuildConfig.java to pass information into my app and if I’m reading the docs and warnings right, this functionality is disappearing with gradle 9.

I’m currently at gradle 8.4. My app build.gradle looks like:

I am not a developer and have no plans to become one. I did this for fun, but I haven’t touched code for several years now, and I’ve forgotten all about the principles.

It appeared on its own a couple of times, although the tests were running before that. Now, having created a new project and written the first test, the error has not disappeared.
I created unitTest for my VisualTransformation logic(compose). This logic locating is in a different class, and it is not in VisualTransformation. And I tried to run a test for this class and I get this stacktrace error:

I have an android project with such structure:

I’m trying to install and run Android studio on the latest version Jellyfish 2023.3.1 and I keep getting these error message.

I’m trying to publish my android app to Google play store. It seems to me that I have to set debuggable to false (in gradle file). But, the issue what that is, when I set it to false and I built the app, it gets built (.aab) or just regular build with different version code and name than what I specified in gradle file!!!! The version code increases every time I commit to the branch and the version name includes my commit name!!

I’m trying to publish my android app to Google play store. It seems to me that I have to set debuggable to false (in gradle file). But, the issue what that is, when I set it to false and I built the app, it gets built (.aab) or just regular build with different version code and name than what I specified in gradle file!!!! The version code increases every time I commit to the branch and the version name includes my commit name!!

I’m new to the world of gradle, actually I want to know the diffirents scopes in gradle simple application, actually as I see there is runtimeClasspath and compiletimeClasspath for simple gradle application, but when it comes to android application with gradle there are diffirents,like releaseRuntimeClasspath …, i want to know each one and why it’s used, also for the task dependencies that shows the tree of dependencies, it takes an argument –configuration to specify the scope.

I am writing an Android app on my Mac Book Pro (M3 running Sonoma) with a recently downloaded Android Studio. When I start a new Java project, the options for gradle are:

I have published own lib on the private maven repo. Now I’, trying to import it to the project. The library is available and I’m trying to add it to the available project. I added it to build.gradle of the module via implementation 'pkg:utils_lib:1.0.0' and then to project build.gradle: