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How to increase your gradle build speed?


Asked by Penny Hopkins on Nov 30, 2021 Gradle



Update Gradle version. In Gradle version and enter 2.10 Download Gradle Release distributive from https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-2.10-all.zip Enable Offline mode, Gradle daemon and parallel build for the project. Offline mode tells Gradle to ignore update-to-date checks. ... Enable incremental dexign and tweak memory settings. ... More items...
Likewise,
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Also, That's why we decided to go parallel! Let's build the projects (over 200) in parallel and we'll gain a lot of time on that. When you execute the Gradle build with the --parallel flag Gradle calculates how many threads can be used to concurrently build the modules. For more info go to the Gradle's documentation on parallel project execution.
In this manner,
You may want to reenable this for production build (or disable only for development) though, as crunching is, after all, an optimisation. Fortunately this is now enabled by default, but to reiterate — make sure your gradle daemon has enough memory allocated (at least 1GB)!
In addition,
Enable gradle Offline Work from Preferences-> Build, Execution, Deployment-> Build Tools-> Gradle. This will not allow the gradle to access the network during build and force it to resolve the dependencies from the cache itself. Note: This only works if all the dependencies are downloaded and stored in the cache once.