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I need to execute the command: Gradle -q dependencies to check library conflicts in Android Studio.
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If you are using the Android Studio in Macosx:
Use the access bar to Terminal and open a new session:
In the terminal navigate to the root of your project and use the commands using ./gradlew:
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To add iTSangar Voce user response you can access the Gradle console on the right side of the same terminal bar
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I only have the files Gradle, gradlew in Workspace, do not appear these files within the project, so the commands do not work.. what to do?
– Marckaraujo
What files do you have in your project directory tree?
– iTSangar
has the entire Workspace, if I only import the project Gradle, the run module is empty and also no matter the src classes
– Marckaraujo