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After the update of the AndroidStudio, I updated the gradle to 1.9 in the wrapper and to 0.7.+ in the dependencies of the build.gradle.

Since then, I get this error when running ./gradlew check connectedCheck

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception. * What went wrong: Execution failed for task ':app:lint'. > Lint found errors with abortOnError=true; aborting build.

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The gradle console also shows these messages:

Ran lint on variant release: 69 issues found Ran lint on variant debug: 69 issues found Wrote XML report to <PROJECT>/app/build/lint-results.xml Wrote HTML report to <PROJECT>/app/build/lint-results.html :app:lint FAILED
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You should see what the lint errors are and fix them (some of these can be quite important so you should give them a look); the Gradle Console should have a more detailed error message if you don't find anything in the error pane. If you'd like to have it not abort your build when there's a lint error, then the error message gives you a clue what you should do: add this to your build.gradle file:

android { lintOptions { abortOnError false } }

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Thank you for the answer. I've seem this option, but I didn't want to do this modification for now. Before do that I'd like to know why now there are these errors that abort the build, because I didn't change anything in the code. Only the gradle versions
No. Any error is displayed by the console. It shows that there are some issues, and indicates two files, wich contains some issues. My question is edited. Please look there.
Is it possible to do this from a top level script such as the problem here: stackoverflow.com/questions/24420391/…?

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