Updated Android Studio from version 2.3 to 3.1 Canary. But there seems to be a huge problem with Gradle
.
Error:java.nio.file.AccessDeniedException: /home/pathname/.android/build-cache.lock
What I did:
.gradle
, thought it will solve the issue, but not, after rebuilding the project, .gradle
again appears.Any ideas how to fix it?
java.nio.file.AccessDeniedException This issue occurs if the agent is unable to access the required files/folders that are needed for deployment of Data Integration Services. Solution 1) For Solution, enter CR with a Workaround if a direct Solution is not available.
Android Studio Beta works, but the standard version is giving this errors! Make sure that C:\Users\kunal\Desktop\Workspace is accessible (readble/writable) to android studio. Check the directories' permissions and if they exist.
Make sure that C:\Users\kunal\Desktop\Workspace is accessible (readble/writable) to android studio. Check the directories' permissions and if they exist. I did that still no luck! : ( Default Directory for applications folder works but this doesn't! Worked for me.
When I restarted the IDE, i got the following Plugin Installation Error: The IDE failed to install some plugins. Most probably, this happened because of a change in a serialization format. The cause: java.nio.file.AccessDeniedException: C:\Users aylojon\AppData\Roaming\JetBrains\PyCharm2021.2\plugins\IdeaVim\lib\IdeaVIM-1.8.0.jar
Open Android Studio as administrator..it worked for me.
I got the same error trying to Sync the project after an update. What solved the problem was giving the right permission to the .android folder, instead of running the studio on root mode (It would reinstall all SDK under root if you don't specify that you already have it under you user).
So, open the terminal and type:
sudo chown -R root:YOURUSERNAME /home/YOURUSERNAME_FOLDER/.android/
sudo chmod -R 775 /home/YOURUSERNAME_FOLDER/.android/
Easy fix, I hope it helps somebody.
Solved, in Linux I changed ownership and mode of the directory to that of below:
sudo chown MyUserName:MyUserName
// This allows to change from administrator access to user access. Note it should be executed from there, where your android studio is located. Either it might be in/Home
or/Download
folder
sudo chmod -664
//This allowed files to be readable and writeable.
Reinstallation or other extra stuff dont seem to help, unless you do deal with proper root specification and file mode.
You can either start Android Studio as an Administrator. But this might be just a workaround and is not practically for some people. Fortunately, there is another way of avoiding this problem:
This should solve the problem and worked great with a similar problem (android.lock file actually!)
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