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I recently noticed that the .gradle folder in my home directory blew up to a size of almost 2GB. This is mainly caused by the all the old versions located at .gradle/wrapper/dists.
I'm currently running v3.0 so is it necessary to keep all those other binaries and would there be a possible conflict with AndroidStudio which itself runs an internal Gradle wrapper at v2.2.0?
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Don't delete the entire . gradle directory when a build error · Issue #92469 · flutter/flutter · GitHub.
gradle/caches directory holds the Gradle build cache. So if you have any error about build cache, you can delete it.
You can safely delete the ~/. gradle directory. It is created by the Gradle wrapper to store and cache downloaded files, so it will just repopulate the folder with the files necessary for future builds. Note that if you made any changes yourself in that directory, you may need to keep those files, such as a ~/.
You can safely delete the ~/.gradle directory. It is created by the Gradle wrapper to store and cache downloaded files, so it will just repopulate the folder with the files necessary for future builds.
Note that if you made any changes yourself in that directory, you may need to keep those files, such as a ~/.gradle/gradle.properties file.
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"Periodic cache cleanup" had been added in Gradle 4.10-rc-1 to solve this issue, for details, see: Gradle 4.10-rc-1 release-notes
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