Could not read script '.../versions.gradle' as it does not exist
See original GitHub issueAndroid Studio 3.0.1
Import an Android code sample:
Search Room & Rx Java
and then click Next
After downloaded, project RoomRxJava
can’t be open.
Gradle says: Could not read script '.../versions.gradle' as it does not exist
Yes, No file versions.gradle
found through the whole project.
So, What can I do now?
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That’s a great workaround, but surely it’s a bug in the sample if people have to manually add the file?
The file is in the root of the repo.