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Gradle supports normalization to handle this.

Normalization like Chris mentioned is going to help you. In your screenshot the difference is in the

extractedJdkImage

, we have seen this difference in projects using AGP 7.x and targeting java > 9 versions. The issue is described here https://issuetracker.google.com/u/1/issues/234820480 In order to fix it, you need to understand what are the differences in the jdk transformed(just comparing with the IDE both extracted folders). Once you know the difference you can apply the normalization like: https://github.com/gradle/android-cache-fix-gradle-plugin/issues/341#issue-1358985723

Thank you 😄 . I’ll check what’s different and apply the normalization.