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v
Maybe it was a temporary hickup, try again using
--refresh-dependencies
.
c
Thanks for getting back to me! I have tried that, but I'm getting the same result
v
Are you sure you do not have some firewall or need some proxy configuration? I just tried and it works fine here with that plugin from plugin central.
c
Found the answer. Somehow my java symlink had been deleted.
v
And how did that cause that error?
Probably because some Java with broken certificates was uses that was not able to open the https connection properly I guess
c
Sounds right. The way I found the error was kind of odd. I copied the
gradle-enterprise-init.gradle.kts
file from the docs and made an
init.d
folder in my
.gradle
directory to hold it. Once i did that it gave me an error that it wasn't able to find the certificates file. That's what made me look and realize the symlink it was trying to follow was gone. Once I restored the symlink I had to remove the
init.d
folder, since we aren't set up to use that. But after that it worked.
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