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Android Gradle Version and Current Gradle Distribution?

Amon

Member
Joined
Nov 19, 2018
Messages
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Is it wise to use the latest versions?

I have a successful android compile the diddy framework and the following app config settings for gradle:

#ANDROID_GRADLE_VERSION="4.1.0"
#ANDROID_GRADLE_DISTRIBUTION="gradle-6.7-bin.zip"

It was actually 24 seconds faster than the default app config settings provided with Cerberus.

No problems thus far. I'll report on any hiccups if they arise.
 
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