Android: Update gradle wrapper #12805
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JosJuice
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dreamsyntax
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It would be nice to be on 8.10.2 now that Google's AGP 8.8 recommend it. Ended up doing it here, we could close this |
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Currently they are 9 years old. That is quite ancient. It would be good for them to be kept completely up-to-date. This may improve building times on local machines. This will also fix potential security vulnerabilities the current outdated JAR may have. See here for why updating these is recommended.
For obvious security purposes (a jar file has been modified), the command I ran was
./gradlew wrapper --gradle-version 8.7 --distribution-type binin Git Bash. You can independently verify the integrity of these files by running this command on your own machine and then using a file comparison tool (like WinMerge for example) to compare the results between this PR and your machine.The updated JAR's integrity can be verified through this as well: https://gradle.org/release-checksums/