[Mr.Kurd]

In The Name OF Allah

Al-Salam Alekum

So, I was updating and then this error came up:

Code:

ArtifactResolveException: Could not resolve all artifacts for configuration ':classpath'

After updating my Android Studio to latest version... So After 30 minutes of searches and trying different type of solutions I could figure out how to solve???!!

1- Make sure gradle button Toggle Offline Mode are disabled. IF not worked try step two
2- Shutdown Android Studio then delete .gradle folder content then open android studio again
On windows: C:\Users\Usernamel\.gradle
On Linux: ./gradle

Enjoy

Wa Salam Alekum

[mothered]

A job very well done Indeed.

It's not something that's blatantly obvious, so how did you come up with the solutions?

[Mr.Kurd]

A job very well done Indeed.

It's not something that's blatantly obvious, so how did you come up with the solutions?

Yep, Something very unclear. Most of resource saying it will apper if the button enabled. but in my case it doen't work...

Gradle with the update of Android Studio also upgraded to the latest version and it keeps cache and old dependencies inside .gradle folder. Deleting this folder will force gradle to update dependencies and retrive it from net.

[mothered]

A job very well done Indeed.

It's not something that's blatantly obvious, so how did you come up with the solutions?

Yep, Something very unclear. Most of resource saying it will apper if the button enabled. but in my case it doen't work...

Gradle with the update of Android Studio also upgraded to the latest version and it keeps cache and old dependencies inside .gradle folder. Deleting this folder will force gradle to update dependencies and retrive it from net.

Upon reading the above, It makes perfect sense.

It's certainly not a straightforward nor a simplistic process, so I'm amazed as to how you managed to figure It out. Without question, It will help those who're experiencing similar Issues.

Good work.

[Mr.Kurd]

A job very well done Indeed.

It's not something that's blatantly obvious, so how did you come up with the solutions?

Yep, Something very unclear. Most of resource saying it will apper if the button enabled. but in my case it doen't work...

Gradle with the update of Android Studio also upgraded to the latest version and it keeps cache and old dependencies inside .gradle folder. Deleting this folder will force gradle to update dependencies and retrive it from net.

Upon reading the above, It makes perfect sense.

It's certainly not a straightforward nor a simplistic process, so I'm amazed as to how you managed to figure It out. Without question, It will help those who're experiencing similar Issues.

Good work.

Thank you mothered 🙂

[ritiqxda]

This actually saves you effort rather then resolving the dependencies!
I am experienced with maven and spring env, this has helped me countless times

[Mr.Kurd]

This actually saves you effort rather then resolving the dependencies!
I am experienced with maven and spring env, this has helped me countless times

What helped you out? and yeah its likely saving time than going through all dependencies.

[ritiqxda]

This actually saves you effort rather then resolving the dependencies!
I am experienced with maven and spring env, this has helped me countless times

What helped you out? and yeah its likely saving time than going through all dependencies.

When you have a Java Project which uses maven as a build tool, if you face any issues revolving any dependencies conflict (if in terms of versions or other pom related issues , they should be first fixed in pom) basically I clear the .m2 folder and do a mvn clean install to rebuild.