If you have a Java Project based on Gradle Build and you want to re-download all the dependencies that you have defined in your build.gradle file, then all you need to do is run the below command in command-line/terminal.
Steps:
- Open Command-Line/Terminal in your IDE (Eclipse/VSCode/IntelliJ)
- Move to the location of your project where you have the gradlew file.
- Now run the below gradle command
- Once the build is complete run your project to verify.
./gradlew build --refresh-dependencies
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