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user3510029

Reputation: 21

Is running gradle via android studio different from via Terminal ？

When i ran Gradle task via Android Studio' GUI (using IDE‘s own Gradle distribution), no dependencies need to download. But after that, when i did the same via terminal the first time, it would download some dependencies, for example, "lint" . Is it normal ? I don't want to cache two duplicated dependencies.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 154

Answers (1)

OneCricketeer
OneCricketeer

Reputation: 191874

I don't want to cache two duplicated dependencies.

Gradle (and Maven) dependencies are only contained within your user home folder, in .gradle and .m2 respectively. Unless you have modified those files otherwise, of course.

Gradle just happens to be included in Android Studio. If you are able to run Gradle independently in the terminal, then you have two installations of Gradle.

The gradle wrapper would be downloaded separately of the local system installation.

for example, "lint"

Lint shouldn't be downloading anything. It only inspects your code for errors and warnings.

Upvotes: 2

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