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Peter Mortensen
Peter Mortensen
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Changing the Gradle JDK to 11 worked for me in Android Studio Arctic FoxArctic Fox (4.2):

Step 1: Navigate

Navigate to: Filemenu -> SettingFile → -> Build, Execution, DeploymentSetting → -> Build ToolsBuild, Execution, Deployment → -> GradleBuild Tools → Gradle

Step 2: Change

Change Gradle JDK to 11, below the Gradle Projects.

Step 3: Apply

Apply, and Rebuild Project and Rebuild Project!

Changing the Gradle JDK to 11 worked for me in Android Studio Arctic Fox:

Step 1: Navigate to: File -> Setting -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> Build Tools -> Gradle

Step 2: Change Gradle JDK to 11, below the Gradle Projects.

Step 3: Apply, and Rebuild Project!

Changing the Gradle JDK to 11 worked for me in Android Studio Arctic Fox (4.2):

Step 1:

Navigate to: menu File → Setting → Build, Execution, Deployment → Build Tools → Gradle

Step 2:

Change Gradle JDK to 11, below the Gradle Projects.

Step 3:

Apply, and Rebuild Project!

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Sijan Neupane
Sijan Neupane
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Changing the Gradle JDK to 11 worked for me in Android Studio Arctic Fox:

Step 1: Navigate to: File -> Setting -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> Build Tools -> Gradle

Step 2: Change Gradle JDK to 11, below the Gradle Projects.

Step 3: Apply, and Rebuild Project!