Package caches · Gradle
Is it safe to delete Gradle caches?
~/.gradle/caches
Gradle caches
~/.gradle/caches
Dependencies and build outputs Gradle keeps between builds.
- Comes back
- On next build
- Belongs to
- Gradle
- Confidence
- Medium
If you remove itGradle downloads and rebuilds them; the next build is much slower.
The short answer
Medium Usually safe, but something lowers Cachet’s confidence, such as its app being open or it changing today. It comes back by itself.
More package caches
- npm cache~/.npm/_cacacheOn next installHigh
- Yarn cache~/Library/Caches/YarnOn next installHigh
- pip cache~/Library/Caches/pipOn next installHigh
- Homebrew downloads~/Library/Caches/HomebrewOn next installHigh
- Swift packages~/Library/Caches/org.swift.swiftpmOn next resolveHigh
- CocoaPods cache~/Library/Caches/CocoaPodsOn next installHigh
From the rules Cachet uses, in the words the app shows.