Android-studio Cache Folder Configuration

• • Order
  • Begin
    • Androidstudio
    • Gradle
    • M2

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Order

This is a can not see the article, not to see the volume of the C-disk with those who are not nervous, and I belong to the kind of people who do not have money to change the computer, C-disk finally changed a solid-state drive, but only poor so little, can not increase ah.

No matter our atmosphere clean the C drive, I finally found a place to occupy:

Although only occupied 6G, but this 6 g is very precious to me ah, after testing also found the problem (after the deletion, again into the Android-studio and re-installed again, the need for networking buffer a lot of things).
I wonder if you've found these three files yet?

C:\Users\YourName\ **

These three folders are:
- androidstudio Configuration and Plugin cache folder
- Gradle This folder generally does not grow too much, where the local gradle global configuration file is stored
- m2 This is the local warehouse address, which means that all remote libraries you use are cached here and then added to your project, and if you use more plugins, the folder will continue to grow.

Begin

The following separately say how to configure, we hope to have a certain help.

. Androidstudio

The configuration of this folder is somewhat different and can only be configured from the default installation file. First go to the Bin folder in your Androidstudio installation directory.

\Android\AndroidStudio\bin **

Enter the file: idea.properties, and then modify the following:

Here is my way of modification, of course, you can set to where you need, if you do not want to androidstudio re-update the download, then directly cut the folder from the original place to your settings.

. gradle

This folder goes directly to Androidstudio > File > Settings

You can also cut directly from the original C drive.

. m2

This configuration is also relatively simple and is also changed in Settings:

As for the copy ibid, cut more healthily.

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Android-studio Cache Folder Configuration