CentOS has been updated today, and the Java version has been updated. Then Gradle knelt down ..... Do not spit slot Java version of the compatibility issue .... Anyway, there's a reason for his own .... Then update Gradle ....
Here's how ... Excerpt from: http://www.cnblogs.com/neozhu/p/3525404.html
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Android Studio Updates Gradle This plugin every time it is updated, but because of the Great Wall's problems each update is a failure, it stops at refreshing Gradle project, sometimes when new projects are reported Gradle project Compile Error and so on related issues
The solution to these problems is
First open the Android Studio project to find the project directory gradle\wrapper\gradle-wrapper.properties this file
The contents are as follows
#Wed APR 15:27:10 PDT 2013
Distributionbase=gradle_user_home
Distributionpath=wrapper/dists
Zipstorebase=gradle_user_home
Zipstorepath=wrapper/dists
Distributionurl=http\://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-1.9-all.zip
The most important is the bottom line, Android Studio will be connected to download the current version of the Gradle plugin ....
Turn off Android Studio again or directly click Android Studio toolbar Sync Project Gradle Files ...
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In writing, my gradle version has gone to 2.10 .... So mine is:
#Sat Nov 08:22:12 CST 2015
Distributionbase=gradle_user_home
Distributionpath=wrapper/dists
Zipstorebase=gradle_user_home
Zipstorepath=wrapper/dists
Distributionurl=https\://downloads.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-2.10-all.zip
This kind of ....
Then restart as after the change, see the terminal in the dot, proof is downloading ing ....
Android Studio Update Gradle Plugin