This only applies to Bumblebee though, in Arctic Fox only repository declaration was moved to settings. Here is the link to download the Canary Build.

This change will make effect in Android Studio 2020.3. If you are using Java 8 to compile your app, starting from Android Gradle Plugin 7.0 (the next one after 4.2) Java 11 will be required. Jetpack compose features are not yet added to stable release. PSA: Android Gradle Plugin 7.0 will require Java 11. We have informed Gradle about it and they will look into it shortly. Therefore, we need to still download Android Studio Canary Build (Arctic Fox). Note that for the 2nd point, we are actually reverting back this change because we discovered some classloader issue when declaring plugin versions in adle. Again this used to be in the root project under buildscript but it's not really the best place for it. To declare plugin versions, and where to download them from. If (requested.id.id = '-services') in the root since it's not something specific to the configuration of the root projects.

Here's my for reference: rootProject.name = 'ProjectName'ĮnableFeaturePreview('TYPESAFE_PROJECT_ACCESSORS') The motivation is centralization of plugin management and, with Version Catalogs (preview), centralization of dependency management (very nice!)Īlso worth to look into the new type safe accessors. I really recommend reading Gradle documentation to catch up.

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