Android studio 0.5.9: 2 annoying Gradle warnings

Question

I've upgraded to Android Studio 0.5.9 and am always getting these warnings:

Configuration on demand is an incubating feature.
Relying on packaging to define the extension of the main artifact has been deprecated and is scheduled to be removed in Gradle 2.0

is there anything I'm supposed to about it? If not, can I disable them?

Answer 1

Googling on Gradle incubating feature results in this page:

C.1.2. Incubating

Features are introduced in the incubating state to allow real world feedback to be incorporated into the feature before it is made public and locked down to provide backwards compatibility. It also gives users who are willing to accept potential future changes early access to the feature so they can put it into use immediately.

A feature in an incubating state may change in future Gradle versions until it is no longer incubating. Changes to incubating features for a Gradle release will be highlighted in the release notes for that release. The incubation period for new features varies depending on the scope, complexity and nature of the feature.

Features in incubation are clearly indicated to be so. In the source code, all methods/properties/classes that are incubating are annotated with Incubating, which is also used to specially mark them in the DSL and API references. If an incubating feature is discussed in this User Guide, it will be explicitly said to be in the incubating state.

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Searching for Relying on packaging to define the extension of the main artifact has been deprecated and is scheduled to be removed in Gradle 2.0 results in this question as @shayan pourvatan stated:

Gradle deprecation "Relying on packaging to define the extension of the main artifact..." in Android Studio project can be fixed?

and this issue, which says this at the end:

Based on http://forums.gradle.org/gradle/topics/jhuxhorn_googlemail_com-zal6c a member of the Gradleware team said "There's no way around the warning at the moment, but the warning is bogus."

So there is nothing we can do right now.