Hi everyone, I have a question just to understand why it happens for me. The fix is pretty easy, but still:

app/build.gradle.kts

val testMap = mapOf(
    "test1" to "name1",
    "test2" to "name2",
    "test3" to "name3",
)

android { 
    productFlavors.all {
        if (testMap.containsKey(name)) {
            playConfigs.register("${name}Release") {
                serviceAccountCredentials = file("$rootDir/justfolder/${testMap[name]}_manager.json")
            }
        }
    }
}

The issue that the lambda is called at some point in time when somehow

testMap

doesn't have nothing inside. So if statement works,

register

works. Do you know why does it happen that

testMap

is empty? Basically the issue that

null_manager.json

doesn't exist. My fix that works:

android { 
    productFlavors.all {
        if (testMap.containsKey(name)) {
            val file = file("$rootDir/justfolder/${testMap[name]}_manager.json")
            playConfigs.register("${name}Release") {
                serviceAccountCredentials = file
            }
        }
    }
}

It's android but I'd assume it's the same for all

register

functions, but who knows.

Is this happening only when using configuration cache? And if so, are you using a Gradle version where the configuration cache is already stable? I both answers are "yes", you should probably report an issue as then I'd have expected a CC problem reported.

I've tried with both options:

org.gradle.configuration-cache=true/false

same result.

Hm, strange, can you knit an MCVE that shows the problem?

I'l try 🙂

Provide it, for example as a GitHub project or if you don't like to create one, as archive

@Vampire https://github.com/vhontar/GradleMinimalReproducibleExampleBug/tree/main

Ah, now I see it, could have seen before. Output

name

and you will most probably see that inside you use

blaRelease

as you get the

name

from the play config while outside the

register

you get the

name

from the flavor

bla

.

Thanks! Quite confusing 🙁